Episode 17: Terry Gordon on choosing whatever life gives you

Cardiologist Terry Gordon got the call every parent dreads. His son, Tyler, 20 was in a near fatal car accident in Colorado and might be paralyzed for life. Terry hopped the earliest flight out west and on the plane had his first conversation with God. What he heard changed his life forever.

Terry, who had seen thousands of people die, no longer believes in death. “We come here with a purpose and when that purpose is fulfilled, we move on to the next purpose,” he believes.

He has retired from cardiology but now heals hearts in a new way.

My takeaways:

  • Every fall has the power to propel us forward.

  • No matter what happens, look for the gift in it. It’s there.

  • Let go of the attachment to what you think is supposed to happen and embrace what is, just as it is.

  • Through the eyes of gratitude, everything is a gift and a blessing.

Official Bio:

Dr. Terry Gordon is a nationally recognized heart specialist whose illustrious career in mainstream medicine spanned over a quarter century. Taking a spiritual approach to all facets of life, he is known as the “conscious cardiologist”. He is a man of compassion, whose life is dedicated to giving himself away every day. For his far-reaching and life-saving humanitarian efforts, he was named the American Heart Association’s National Physician of the Year in 2002.

Dr. Gordon is the author of “No Storm Lasts Forever… Transforming Suffering Into Insights (Hay House 2012), a practical guide on how to overcome life’s fiercest challenges. Through personal trials of unthinkable magnitude, he has come to appreciate that everything in life is in perfect order. Even in the midst of what we might consider the worst circumstance imaginable, his profound insight empowers the reader to find solace in the chaos by “discovering beauty in the belly of the beast”. His expertise has inspired thousands dealing with trauma, pain, suffering and grief, helping them to embrace with gratitude and grace the gifts and hidden lessons adversity has to offer.

Website and Links:

Website DrTerryGordon

Twitter:    @DrTerryGordon

Facebook:   @terry a. gordon

Facebook Fan Page: @Dr. Terry A. Gordon, LLC

 

 

Regina Brett