After I had flown under the radar for three years to avoid it, COVID-19 eventually hit me like a ton…
Lara Govendo
Lara Govendo resides in Vermont as a wild, adventurous lady who also happens to be a licensed clinical professional counselor. She dives deep into controversial topics by talking about her own struggles to help others feel less alone, educate about all aspects of health, and encourage others that there’s always hope. Thanks to her double-lung transplant in 2017 due to cystic fibrosis, you can now find Lara ministering about Jesus, exploring the glorious outdoors with her husband, and belly laughing with people around the planet. She can be reached on her website at www.hungry4hopeconsulting.com.
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Articles by Lara Govendo
Perhaps the most pertinent word to describe National Donate Life Month in April is “hope.” People waiting on the…
I’ve talked a lot about dreaming about the future, but not really about planning for it. Being born with…
I resonate with springtime on a soul level. The hint of warmth in the air, the daffodil buds popping up,…
Isolation runs rampant in the rare disease community. As a byproduct, so does feeling alone. My journey with cystic…
Organ donors are ordinary people who make an extraordinary impact. Each day I’m personally reminded of how one decision can…
Due to cystic fibrosis, I’ve been steadfastly focused on my health my entire life. There hasn’t been a time…
Birthdays aren’t just another day for me — they’re a reminder that I’m still alive. Last month, I turned 36.
I’m a bit of a nerd when it comes to books. I get so excited when new books are delivered…
More often than not, I act healthy when I’m actually sick. Many people with chronic illness will pretend like…