Ep. 17: Making peace with life’s curveballs, with Vincent Hopson - a podcast by Dr. Cynthia A. Bond Hopson

Vincent Hopson is a remarkable member of his household. Born in Savannah, TN, yes, there is one in Tennessee, Vincent has dedicated his life to his family. When things went topsy-turvy, he stood steadfast in the face of adversity—taking life one day at a time. His experiences dealing with an injury at work and then with his wife’s onset of dementia made him realize the importance of humility and how pursuing a godly life can make daily struggles less taxing. Hear more about Vincent Hopson’s life lessons in this 17th episode of 3 Stores, 2 Cotton Gins, 1 Remarkable Life!   In this episode: Leaving Savannah for Chicago and going back How everyone thought he would be a good fit as a teacher Enrolling in college, but realizing teaching wasn’t his calling Getting a job in a nearby paper mill instead of getting a degree His wife, Bertha, being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s 6 years ago, and how that changed their lives Finding relief in support groups Allowing Bertha to do whatever she wants Learning constantly about how to care for her Finding peace at yard sales and junk stores with brother, Roger Staying humble and kind Leaving a legacy of a plain old Vince who cared about people and made a difference

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