Host Jay shares a personal health update after switching back to his previous IVIG medication, recounts an East Coast trip, and reflects on how a 30-day Scripture challenge brought more gratitude, peace, and renewed perspective to his life.

He talks honestly about the daily realities of neuropathy, finding humor and humility in small struggles, the importance of being present, and praying to live more like Christ. The episode encourages listeners to continue in Scripture, value each moment, and live with faith.

Host Jay shares a personal update about regaining health after an IVIG medication change, celebrates caregiver support, and recounts his volunteer training with the GBS CIDP Foundation in Philadelphia where he met the founder and joined the Walk & Roll.

He also describes visits to historic sites in Philadelphia and New York, a touching moment at Ground Zero, and the unexpected travel delays that revealed meaningful encounters along the way.

The episode closes with reflections on faith, prayer, the life "dash," and a renewed challenge to read Scripture, live with gratitude, and "live your spirit."

In this Season 5 premiere, host Jay shares a heartfelt health update—switching back to a previous IV medication and seeing improvement—while revealing a personal life change. He outlines the season's mission to spotlight caregivers and other patient stories.

Jay closes with a 30-day gratitude and scripture challenge, encouraging listeners to embrace faith, gratitude, and connection as they journey toward healing and hope.

In this season finale of One Day Closer, Jay shares a health update about a recent disease flare-up, reflects on his spiritual journey and the importance of living with an eternal perspective, and finishes the 10-part series on living a fulfilled life using biblical principles. He also thanks his caregivers, invites listener feedback on potential changes for next season, and encourages faith, hope, and community.

Host Jay shares a personal update after a technical setback, recounting recent highs and lows: a speaking trip to San Diego, overexertion and painful setbacks, and a triumphant return to the Metairie St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

He reflects on his rare illness, a life‑saving pulmonary embolism, the fall that led to a correct diagnosis and recovery, and the ways God has guided him—earning recognition, global podcast reach, and roles with patient advocacy organizations.

Jay closes with hope and a challenge to listeners to recognize God’s hand in their own lives and to live with faith and purpose.

Host Jay Fassbender announces the first annual Mobile Gulf Coast Walk & Roll for MMN/GBS awareness on October 3, 2026 in Daphne, Alabama, and asks for participants, sponsors, and donations.

He shares a personal MMN health and infusion update, upcoming speaking engagements including a Soleo Medical Management conference in San Diego and introduces a 30-day scripture challenge to reduce anxiety, grow faith and bring peace.

Registration and contact information are provided for those who want to join, support, or invite Jay to speak. Email

fassbenderjay@gmail.com

In this episode Jay shares a personal update on his MMN (multifocal motor neuropathy) journey — from insurance and treatment wins to a restorative solo cruise and the physical challenges that follow. He explains MMN, common tests and treatments like IVIG, and the importance of plasma donors.

Jay also calls for awareness during MMN Awareness Month, encourages support for the GBS CIDP Foundation, and offers hope, faith, and advocacy for others living with rare nerve disorders.

Host Jay shares a personal update on his recent bike crash and recovery, ongoing health challenges, and insurance hurdles, then reflects on lessons from his church series about taking ground and developing habits.

The episode focuses on trusting God through trials—drawing on James and Joshua—to encourage listeners to remember God’s faithfulness, ask for prayer, and let challenges strengthen their faith.