Teri Kearns was an awesome Uber passenger of mine back in 2018. Last year she was diagnosed with HIV. The story of what came after this diagnosis is a mixture of shocking, stressful, terrifying and inspirational.
If you watch the episode of Funny Uber Rides that Teri starred in, you will assume that she is somewhat of a party animal which may have been the case once upon a time but now she runs a successful marketing agency, she fights professionally in the ring and has her own podcast called Fair Bit Going On - which I was a guest on last week!
Watch Teri in Funny Uber Rides:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01HNIChlw2s
Listen to Teri's podcast:
https://fairbitgoingon.com/
Follow Teri on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/tezzow/
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