What does it look like to keep trusting God when your body keeps failing you? Jill shares the raw, years-long medical journey that took her from passing out in high school to being wheelchair-bound, misdiagnosed, and told she had months to live - and the unexpected breakthrough that changed everything.

Kobie sits down with Jill for a conversation that is equal parts heartbreaking, faith-filled, and fiercely practical. She opens up about 14 diagnoses, 13 concussions, a pituitary tumor no one caught for years, and the long road through Mayo Clinic, surgeries, seizures, chronic pain, and ongoing recovery. But this isn’t just a story about illness - it’s about what survives when everything else breaks. You’ll discover:

• Why Jill says the most infuriating part of her journey was not being believed
• How a holistic doctor in Canton, Texas spotted what major specialists missed
• What it was like to hear “3 to 6 months to live” and prepare her family for the worst
• The role of biblical community, honest grief, and long-term faith when suffering doesn’t let up
• Practical ways to show up for someone in chronic illness without saying the wrong thing

Jill also shares what her husband, Clinton, and their four kids have lived through alongside her, including the small acts of love that made survival possible. From meal trains and wheelchair ramps to letters for her children’s future milestones, this episode is full of real-life wisdom for anyone walking through pain - or loving someone who is.

If you’ve ever struggled with unanswered prayers, chronic illness, caregiver fatigue, or how to support a hurting friend, this conversation will meet you there. It’s honest, hope-filled, and deeply grounding for anyone who needs a reminder that suffering does not have the final word.

Perfect for listeners who want a real conversation about faith, hardship, family, and the practical side of loving people well when life gets hard.