Teresa Heinz-Kerry Talks about Valerie!

John Kerry and Teresa Heinz-Kerry on Larry King Live

July 8, 2004 - Teresa Heinz-Kerry refers to Valerie's experience while discussing stem cell research on Larry King Live.

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Valerie's first book
published (Alex Press, 2004)
No longer in print.

INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AUTHOR & KEYNOTE SPEAKER INSTILLS HOPE TO PRESS ON

Having survived two strokes at age 31 that paralyzed her body and robbed her ability to speak, Valerie held on to the belief that her life had a purpose and plan. Determined to heal, she spent years regaining and refining her abilities.

Now a world wide symbol of hope, and advocate for stroke awareness, Valerie is a published author and keynote speaker delivering a powerful message of courage, determination and success. From laughter to tears, Valerie tells her own gripping story and demonstrates the power of the human spirit when faced with adversity.

With humor, passion, and insight, she touches hearts, and encourages people in all walks of life to accept their challenges and to keep moving forward. Watch the Video.

  • Stroke is the #1 cause of disability in America and the 3rd cause of death.


  • Stroke kills 2.5 times more women than breast cancer.

View Valerie's listing

Speaking Demo
Valerie Greene Speaking Clip 3
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One Sheet
Letter of Reference

Feature on News 13 Orlando



Watch Valerie's Journey
Valerie with Kathie Lee
Valerie meet Dr. Oz
Valerie with Dr. Oz




Valerie receives Celebration of Life award

Valerie receives Celebration of Life Award
http://www.celebrationoflifegala.com/photos.htm

Walt Disney World® Half Marathon

Disney's Wide World of Sports - Marathon January 11, 2004

Valerie completed the 13.1 mile half marathon in 3.5 hours and was awarded the top fundraiser in the country for the January 2004 Train to End Stroke marathon. Valerie raised over $10,000 in donations for The American Stroke Association.

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.

- Robert Frost