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Hannah Hickman's plan to become one of the few female athletic directors in the area was cut short when she became pregnant. This prompted Hannah to pivot her life’s trajectory, but little did she know, she would have to change it yet again when she and her son received some unexpected news. Throughout this episode, Rick and Hannah discuss how her experience being a lifelong teacher, athlete, and coach helped her become her son’s primary educator as they navigated his medical diagnosis.
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