Fitness influencer, advocate, and business owner Hannah Setzer was born with cystic hygroma, a condition that left her with hundreds of cysts growing in her head and neck. But during an operation to remove the cysts shortly after her birth, some crucial facial nerves were removed, leaving her face unable to function as normal.
On this episode of The Backpack Show with Chris Brogan and Kerry O'Shea Gorgone, we'll talk with Hannah about her blog, Feeding Tube Fitness. We'll also learn about her business selling elderberry products, and the work she's doing to create a community where people with disabilities, no visible disabilities, and no disabilities at all can come together. https://linktr.ee/feedingtube.fitness
In the meantime, check out Hannah's Book, "30 Days of Movement: At Home, No Equipment Needed Workouts for All Levels and Abilities!" https://www.amazon.com/30-Days-Movement-Equipment-Abilities-ebook/dp/B08R98JSL4/
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