Grace Wethor's life changed when she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor at 13 years old. Now, almost a decade later, she reflects on how this profound experience shaped her outlook on life, mortality, and personal growth. Driven by her passion for storytelling, entertainment, and advocacy, Grace has built initiatives and communities that extend far beyond herself. Her journey powerfully illustrates resilience and self-discovery, demonstrating how to live life without context, and revealing that the hardest thing you go through doesn't necessarily mean it's the worst thing you go through.

00:00 Being Told Your Pain Isn't Real
03:33 Being Told Physical Pain Was Mental Health Problem
04:48 Numbing Pain
06:33 Getting Brain Tumor Diagnosis
10:52 Processing Sadness
16:34 Becoming A Star
20:22 Stripping Yourself Of Societal Programming
23:23 Internal Voice
24:47 Power Of Alone Time
26:27 Role Of Creativity In Healing
37:17 Overcompensating For Health Identity
41:33 Combining Art & Health
51:06 Writing Seven Thompson & the Art of Remembering
1:00:51 Living Without Context
1:04:55 Unlearning
1:09:08 Relationship Between 'And' & 'Because'

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