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Priscilla Rahn, M.A.Ed, Hon. Doctor of Humane Letters
Priscilla is the proud daughter of an Army Veteran
Priscilla's father was drafted, became a career army soldier, served our great nation for 29 years and retired as a CW4. He is a Vietnam War veteran and had tours to Germany, Korea and Honduras. Moving every few years was the norm for Priscilla. The family's last assignment was to Ft. Hood, TX. Priscilla is the youngest of six children.
Libs and RINOs are freaking out!
Colorado GOP Senate candidate Rep. Dave Williams wants to list his name as Dave “let’s go Brandon” Williams on the primary ballot. Plus grassroots GOP Rep.
Stephanie Luck is proposing a law that requires Gov. Polis and the State to apologize to all those hurt by destructive lockdown polices.
And State GOP Vice Chair Priscilla Rahn on an upcoming event.
Brittany Schweizer is a visual artist, film buff and singer/songwriter from Orlando, FL. She graduated from the University of Miami in 2010 with a degree in Studio Art and went on to receive her Master’s degree in Film Studies. Brittany started playing music at a young age, but it wasn’t until her mid-twenties that it slowly started to become her primary creative outlet. She tends to explore a variety of musical genres and her art and film background bring a certain visual essence and cinematic nature to her music.
Growing up in an environment of mental, emotional, physical, and sexual abuse of multiple family members led Carrie Sauls down a long road of treacherous health challenges, addictions and victimization. These challenges provided a resonance of living to serve and to give others what I felt the world needed most; love and healing.
This is ultimately why she chose to become a Nurse. During this time in her life that was based upon what she had endured as a child and up through adulthood, Carrie had adopted the “we live what we learn” motto.
On this episode, Bonnie and David speak with Michele Giorgianni, First Responder Liaison at Aware Recovery Care and Jason Palamara, Director of Veteran & First Responder Engagement at Forge VFR. Our topic: Substance Abuse Disorder treatments for First Responders.
AWARE offers home-based recovery care including in-home withdrawal management, and Forge offers evidence-based, trauma-informed outpatient treatment programs and Telehealth services. Both providers have programs designed specifically for First Responders.
We answer these questions:
