Join a conversation about resilience, hope and what happens when you refuse to let a diagnosis define the rest of your life.

About the Event

When Sandy Hahn was diagnosed with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), a rare progressive neurological disease, his world changed overnight.

The fear. The uncertainty. The anger. The grief.

Like so many people facing a life-altering diagnosis— or watching someone they love face one— Sandy found himself asking a question no one wants to ask: “Now what?”

This isn’t a lecture about medicine.

It’s a conversation about resilience, hope, and what happens when you refuse to let a diagnosis define the rest of your life.

Join Sandy as he shares his deeply personal journey through darkeness, depression, healing and transformation, and the unconventional paths he explored along the way. From meditation and the teachings of Joe Dispenza, to contrast therapy, community, mindset work, and an Ibogaine journey in Mexico, Sandy will discuss the tools and experiences that helped him find meaning, purpose and hope in the face of the unimaginable.

This event is for:

• Anyone living with a neurological condition such as Parkinson’s, MSA, ALS, or another chronic illness

• Family members and caregivers

• Anyone facing a difficult health diagnosis

• Anyone searching for hope during a challenging season of life

You may leave with more questions than answers.

But you’ll also leave knowing that even when there is no cure, there can still be purpose, connection, growth and a life worth living.

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT. ALL ARE WELCOME!