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Embracing Change

The new year is a time for starting over, setting goals and writing resolutions of change. The initial decision to lose 10 pounds, save for that dream vacation or clean out the hall closet can be thrilling, but overtime can become over whelming or even borderline impossible. But what happens when you are forced to change? A fall from a cliff, a diagnosis of ovarian cancer, or a divorce is a life-altering experience. Wasatch Woman magazine discovered three amazing women who have faced potential roadblocks — eventually walking and rolling over them to emerge even stronger on the other side. Discover the thread of perseverance found in each of their stories. We glean strength from others to face our own inevitable challenges. In our life, our health or our wealth we all must learn to embrace change.

Laugh with well-known speakers at a local Christmas event near you

Meg Johnson is a founding partner for Jumping Turtle LLC and Our Turtle House. Her work as an influencer has touched many on a local, national, and international level, and…

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Princess Pageant gives young girls who use wheelchairs ‘a time to shine’

Meg Johnson is a founding partner for Jumping Turtle LLC and Our Turtle House. Her work as an influencer has touched many on a local, national, and international level, and…

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The Princess Pageant: A glamorous royal experience

Meg Johnson is a founding partner for Jumping Turtle LLC and Our Turtle House. Her work as an influencer has touched many on a local, national, and international level, and…

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Latter-day Profiles – Meg Johnson Featured in Upcoming Interview

Meg Johnson is a founding partner for Jumping Turtle LLC and Our Turtle House. Her work as an influencer has touched many on a local, national, and international level, and…

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Meg Johnson – Speaker, Author, Mentor, & Inspiring Mom

Meet Meg Johnson, a Beloved Speaker, Author, and Director of the Ms. Wheelchair Utah Pageant. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Meg Johnson’s background, let me fill you in: not only is she a well-respected author and motivational speaker, but also the founder of…

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Motivation in these difficult times – Letting go of Expectations

Join us and our very special guest, Motivational speaker Meg Johnson! Meg Johnson has motivated tens of thousands of people across the globe with her motto: When life gets too hard to stand, just keep on rollin’! Meg fell off…

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ISU Positive Body Symposium features keynote speaker Meg Johnson

The fourth annual Positive Body Symposium at Idaho State University will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on March 11 and feature keynote speaker Meg Johnson who…

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After Becoming Quadriplegic: One Woman’s Touching Journey to Motherhood, Success

On March 6, 2004, Meg Johnson was doing what most people do when they go to Zion’s National Park—hiking. Jumping from boulder to boulder, she was making her…

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Motivational speaker encourages smiling in ‘Let Your Light Shine’ CD

Meg Johnson, author and motivational speaker, shares how to become a “pro” at letting one’s light shine. Johnson, a Utah resident and member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, lives what she preaches. Her happy attitude can be felt throughout her new audio CD…

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LDS Quadriplegic Featured in Short Film ‘Falling Up’

Meg Johnson’s fall off a 35 foot tall cliff in St. George rendered Johnson a C-7 quadriplegic, paralyzed from the chest down and without the use of her hands. Inspirational media outlet, nCOURAGE.tv, collaborated with Johnson with the purpose to “spread encouragement.” The team created the short film “Falling Up” about the challenges and triumphs that Johnson has experienced since…

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The Clean Cut: ‘Falling Up’ tells how one woman turned her life around after a paralyzing fall

Meg Johnson was walking along a red-rock path in St. George on March 6, 2004, when she hopped over what she thought was a small boulder and fell about 35 feet off a cliff. Johnson collaborated with nCourage.tv, whose mission is to…

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Filmmaker creates short film about service-oriented woman with paralysis

Meg Johnson became paralyzed in 2004 after she accidentally jumped off a cliff while hiking, and now, she says, if she had to do it all over again she would jump willingly. When local filmmaker Scott Wilhite heard Johnson, now a motivational speaker, author and mother, say this in a video interview with Seth Adam Smith, he was determined…

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Real Imprint Stories: I’ll Never Forget the Day

“Oh Meg! I am so glad I found you! I’ll never forget the day we met when you invited me to eat lunch with you and your friends.” This was a message I recently got on FaceBook…

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Real Imprints Stories: I Don’t Believe in Being Paralyzed

By Meg Johnson I was paralyzed March 6, 2004 in a hiking accident. One minute I was standing on the rocks, the next I woke …

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Motto of Utah quadriplegic author works for everyone, ‘When life gets too hard to stand, just keep on rolling’

Meg Johnson, a Utah transplant from Idaho, is an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a sought-after…

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‘When Life Gets Hard’ looks at the gaps in life

When Meg Johnson visited southern Utah seven years ago, she thought she was having an adventure. She was among the red rocks and natural wonders near St. George and was jumping among the rocks when…

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Grinch steals paralyzed woman’s specially modified car in Ogden

Unfortunately, Johnson isn’t able to roll as freely as she could just a few days ago, because someone stole her vehicle along with about 45 homemade Christmas gifts — marshmallow treats — that her husband had…

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Thief steals paralyzed woman’s specially-modified car

Meg Johnson’s motto is: “When life gets too hard to stand, just keep on rollin’.” Unfortunately, Johnson isn’t able to roll as freely as she could just a few days ago because someone stole her vehicle along with…

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About Utah: Finding grace through gratitude

By Lee Benson SALT LAKE CITY — Meg Johnson gazes at her right hand with absolute delight — like it’s the first time she has …

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