ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kyle Stepp knows a thing or two about adversity. From battling childhood cancer to losing his leg in a mountain biking accident, his is a story about incredible resilience and gratitude. In this episode, Kyle talks about his decision to lean into hard moments, opening his heart to the many people offering support, and setting big goals. His love for Albuquerque runs deep, and he credits much of his healing to getting to do life here.
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