forget. allison was 22 weeks pregnant and on her way to hawaii with her husband dave for a baby move. but things took a turn when dave looked at her asking if there was something wrong with his eye, at that moment she watched her husband lose consciousness at 35,000 feet in the air. he had suffered a stroke at just 30 years old. it has been three long years of recovery since, but today he is alive and well and writing an op-ed on foxnews.com. the most important thing i can do every day is to choose how best to live. joining me now is allison who chronicles their journey in the new book beauty and the broken places a memoir of love, faith, and resilience. welcome. it s great to have you here. you were a producer right here at fox news on one of my shows and i have followed your career as an author ever since you left. this is not a book that you ever intended to write. certainly not and not something that we ever intended
it really does sound emotionally draining for me, especially if the procedure doesn t work. i think that s a big risk. if you look at some interviews with women in the program, they re very excited because they re you know, some of them have children through surrogate moms already or through adoption, which is obviously a great thing. but the idea of having a baby growing in you, feel a baby move, that s what these women are craving to feel. thanks for being with me this morning. i ll be right back. nothing artificial. just real roasted turkey. carved thick. that s the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be.
it is an adventure to get them down. they are braving mother nature s fury and heading for the finish line. we are not competitive i must say. we hope to finish in the top half of the pact of the 50 boats. it is a four and half day trip that is marked by both spirited conditions like right now with the wind gusting twen or 30 knots and to dead calm. the frustration of being becalmed. a big boat like this needed to push her. you are not allowed to use your injury. you bob at sea and just hoping for a breeze. you blow on the sails and say come on baby move. it is frustrating when you don t have the wind. and we worked our way through the calm and the storm came back and cheering for the
it is an adventure to get them down. they are braving mother nature s fury and heading for the finish line. we are not competitive i must say. we hope to finish in the top half of the pact of the 50 boats. it is a four and half day trip that is marked by both spirited conditions like right now with the wind gusting twen or 30 knots and to dead calm. the frustration of being becalmed. a big boat like this needed to push her. you are not allowed to use your injury. you bob at sea and just hoping for a breeze. you blow on the sails and say come on baby move. it is frustrating when you don t have the wind. and we worked our way through the calm and the storm came back and cheering for the
it is an adventure to get them down. they are braving mother nature s fury and heading for the finish line. we are not competitive i must say. we hope to finish in the top half of the pact of the 50 boats. it is a four and half day trip that is marked by both spirited conditions like right now with the wind gusting twen or 30 knots and to dead calm. the frustration of being becalmed. a big boat like this needed to push her. you are not allowed to use your injury. you bob at sea and just hoping for a breeze. you blow on the sails and say come on baby move. it is frustrating when you don t have the wind. and we worked our way through the calm and the storm came back and cheering for the