Meet Dr. Kelli DuBois — chronic illness warrior, social and behavioral scientist, pianist, educator, and entrepreneur. She’s a first-degree Level 3 Taekwondo black belt, a Jiu Jitsu blue belt, and a living example of strength through adversity.
Living with Ulcerative Colitis, Kelli has turned her personal health battle into a professional mission. She’s building a business to help others with chronic illness take back control of their lives through education, empowerment, and support.
✨ In this episode:
Living and training with chronic illness
Mental toughness through martial arts
Building a business to serve others
Fighting back with science, skill, and heart
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