Th3 Chronic Lif3, created by Steve Lovelace, an x-ray tech & sports pioneer in triathlon & paratriathlon. Steve spent nearly 25 years in the medical device industry, and as a clinician, before being forced to retire due to constant pain from Arachnoiditis. His professional experience and that of being a patient, has made Steve a powerful patient advocate with a mission to Education, Advocate & Entertain those living with chronic pain and chronic disease & beyond.
Steve Lovelace is a pioneer in triathlon & paratriathlon who, after surviving a catastrophic accident that left him temporarily paralyzed, refused to let his injuries define his future, pushing the boundaries of endurance sport for athletes with disabilities & a graduate of The Oklahoma University as a BSRT Radiological Technologist.
This isn’t just a podcast, it’s a movement!
S2E34 Part 1: Sian Welch Changing The Way Rehab Is Done & Changing The Lives of Spinal Cord Patients
The system keeps failing people after rehab ends—and Sian Welch’s family built a better one. She shares how her mother turned a gap in spinal cord injury care into a home-like model designed to help people reclaim independence, dignity, and a path forward.
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14 Oct 2026
S2E36 What a random job interview, an Ironman, and Sobriety Taught Toni Will
Toni Will, General Manager of the Kalamazoo Wings, joins Steve Lovelace for a candid conversation about resilience, sobriety, and leadership. Toni shares how triathlon shaped her mindset, how she found her way into professional hockey, and how she’s helping break barriers for women in the sport. They also discuss recovery, the language we use around alcohol, community-focused hockey, and Toni’s six practical leadership pillars. An encouraging conversation about turning challenges into growth and making your own path forward.
30 Sept 2026
S2E33: Aura Taylor, The Policy Limit Queen & Humble Attorney With Heart
Insurance companies are not on your side and most people find that out too late. Aura Taylor, the founder of Taylor Law Firm and the “Policy Limit Queen,” breaks down how injured people can protect their rights, avoid costly mistakes, and maximize recovery before the insurance company starts steering the conversation.
What makes this conversation stand out is Aura’s personal mission behind the work. She grew Taylor Law Firm from just her and her husband in 2018 to 27 employees across two Georgia offices, built a client-first practice around communication and integrity, and created a model where the firm covers case expenses and never takes more than the client receives. That philosophy was born from watching her father’s catastrophic Firestone tire accident get handled in a way that felt deeply unfair.
You'll discover why you should always speak with an attorney before talking to the insurance company, how adjusters use questions to minimize your injuries, and why even a few weeks of delayed pain can still matter in a claim. Aura also explains the difference between negligence-based claims and true act-of-God situations, what really happens when coverage is too low, and why your policy limits matter more than you think.
We also get into the deeper story behind her success: building a women-led firm, staying grounded while advertising on billboards and radio across Georgia, and balancing a demanding legal career with motherhood, community giving, and a business that keeps growing. Her perspective is sharp, practical, and refreshingly honest - especially if you’ve ever been injured, felt unsure about your rights, or wondered whether hiring a lawyer is really worth it.
Essential listening if you want real-world legal insight without the jargon, and a reminder that the right attorney can make all the difference when your health, finances, and future are on the line.
Takeaways
Customer service in the legal field
Empowering women in the workplace Balancing work and home life as an entrepreneur
The importance of community engagement and philanthropy
Chapters
00:00 Establishing Taylor Law Firm
01:59 Client-Centered Approach
02:56 Ethical Business Practices
03:49 Insurance and Legal Advice
04:58 Personal Injury Cases
06:06 Natural Disasters and Legal Implications
07:01 Delayed Onset of Injuries
08:09 Seeking Legal Advice
08:54 Attorneys and Client Well-Being
10:01 Importance of Legal Counsel
10:56 Empathy and Legal Action
12:11 Legal Responsibility and Accountability
13:02 Seeking Medical Attention and Legal Counsel
13:52 Understanding Legal Rights
14:48 Insurance and Natural Disasters
16:00 Delayed Onset of Injuries and Legal Implications
17:05 Importance of Legal Counsel
18:04 Empathy and Legal Action
19:00 Legal Responsibility and Accountability
19:58 Seeking Medical Attention and Legal Counsel
21:04 Understanding Legal Rights
22:01 Insurance and Natural Disasters
22:59 Delayed Onset of Injuries and Legal Implications
25:27 Balancing Work and Home Life
41:23 Community Engagement and Philanthropy
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