When doctors said, “There’s nothing more we can do,” LeAnn Wheeler refused to accept that as the final verdict.

After multiple procedures, a failed bypass, and being labeled a “no-option” cardiac patient, LeAnn discovered Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP) — a non-invasive, FDA-approved, Medicare-covered therapy that has existed for decades but remains largely unknown in the United States.

In this powerful conversation, we discuss:

• What it feels like to be told you’re out of options
• The science behind angiogenesis and how the body can grow new blood vessels
• Lipoprotein(a) and the hidden genetic risk most patients are never tested for
• Why EECP is widely used internationally but underutilized in America
• What patients need to know if they’re searching for real answers

LeAnn now works to bring awareness and access to EECP through Thrive ECP, helping others avoid the devastating moment she experienced.

Learn more:
https://thriveecp.com

This episode is for anyone navigating heart disease, advocating for a loved one, or questioning whether “no more options” is really the end of the story.

Edward H. Muñoz shares the journey behind Challenges, Triumphs and Heroes: Memoirs of My Celanese Odyssey.

From growing up in a Texas border town to becoming a recognized global business leader, Edward reflects on perseverance, innovation, mentorship, and honoring the generation that built lasting legacy.

A powerful conversation about courage, character, and turning adversity into opportunity.

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Author Sharon Curcio joins My Life Now to discuss her award winning historical novel Asayi: An Autistic Teen’s Journey to Topple a Shogun in Medieval Japan.

Set during the Muromachi period, this conversation explores storytelling, historical research, disability representation, resilience, and the power of imagination in times of upheaval.

CONNECT WITH THE AUTHOR: https://www.sharon-curcio.com

GET THE BOOK: https://a.co/d/08RnTwMA