Being winded and out of breath was unusual for Griff Hill. He and his wife were active and had just returned from a ski trip. Griff went for a diagnostic procedure that turned into an emergency. He was in the hospital for over 30 days and never thought he would require a lung transplant to save his life.
Join host Colleen Gerber for the last podcast of the year as she revisits memorable conversations and special guests from 2021. We look forward...
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