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Alcohol and Police Trauma Took Him To The Edge. The Perils of Police Trauma and Alcohol: A Journey from Despair to Hope. The weight of police trauma, coupled with alcohol abuse, pushed him to the brink of despair, ultimately leading to a suicide attempt. This harrowing ordeal marked the end of his law enforcement career and left his overall mental health in shambles. Today, he shares his story of loss and resilience, aiming to offer hope and support to others.

Meet our guest, Richard Odom, a retired law enforcement officer with 17 years of dedicated service. As he delves into the challenges and rewards of his career in law enforcement, it becomes evident that the traumas he encountered and witnessed profoundly affected him. In an attempt to cope with the mental and emotional toll of the job, he turned to alcohol, setting the stage for a perilous downward spiral that ultimately culminated in a suicide attempt.

Alcohol and Police Trauma Took Him To The Edge. Richard co-authored the book "Living Inside the Thin Blue Line: The Oath Breaker" and has since launched a website and service dedicated to assisting fellow officers under the banner of "Thin Blue Connect." Through his journey, he seeks to shine a light on the issues of police trauma, mental health, and addiction, offering a lifeline of connection, hope, and recovery to those who face similar struggles.

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Police Shot Seven Times With A .45 By A Shoplifter. He Tells His Miraculous Story of Survival and Recovery. Retired Jacksonville Police Officer Tell His Heart Pounding and Inspiring Story.

Surviving the Unthinkable: A Retired Police Officer's Astonishing Tale. Join us as we delve into the harrowing and inspiring story of Jared, a former member of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office in Florida. Jared's law enforcement career was marked by dedication and unwavering commitment to his duty. However, in 2008, his life took a drastic turn when he confronted a suspected shoplifter. Police Shot Seven Times With A .45 By A Shoplifter.

During this life-altering encounter, the shoplifter opened fire on Jared, subjecting him to a hail of bullets from a .45 caliber firearm. The shootout left Jared with multiple gunshot wounds, including injuries to his face, leg, and buttocks. It was a violent and traumatic event that changed the course of his life.

Remarkably, Jared's survival can be attributed to the presence of a bulletproof vest, which absorbed three of the bullets aimed at his chest. Although his condition was critical, he remained conscious after the ordeal. Despite the life-threatening injuries, he fought for his survival, a testament to his unwavering determination. Police Shot Seven Times With A .45 By A Shoplifter.

Jared's story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the indomitable will to overcome the odds. His journey is one of remarkable survival and recovery, providing inspiration and hope to those who face trauma and adversity. Police Shot Seven Times With A .45 By A Shoplifter.

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Welcome to the problematic realm of perspective framing. Ryder Richards will be your dubious guide through this profound exploration of self-awareness and understanding. Central to our journey is the parallax view, a powerful method of finding our place in the world by establishing reference points by Slavoj Zizek. But first, we must challenge hegemonic narratives and reconsider Hegel’s notion of negation, as breaking free from (or subsuming and overcoming) conventional beliefs allows us to envision new possibilities.

As we progress, we’ll examine how psychology analysis, meditation, and Buddhism provide tools to reshape our perspectives and alleviate societal discontent. Psychoanalysis will offer unique insights into the human psyche, highlighting the potential for multiple points of fixation as normalcy which creates markers to allow a fixed identity.

Moreover, we’ll consider all of these topics related to the “desiring self” and its role in identity. Most pointedly, we will look at Christianity’s perspective on sin related to desire, and how desire is necessary to align with God.

Stay tuned for the next post, where we will dive deep into the intricacies of the Parallax View, a possibly revolutionary approach to subjective positioning that allows understanding without always negating the negation, as deconstrcutionism does.

0:00 Introduction of the parallax view.

• Introducing ryder richards and the concept of the parallax view, which is a means to find a position by establishing points of reference.
• The next episode is all about the next episode.

2:19 Breaking the power of hegemonic narratives.

• Post structuralist or deconstructionist. All of their arguments today can arguably be post-structuralist or post-deconstructionist, where brains are trained to be creatively destructive.
• Hegel's notion of negation, the ability to negate impact or power of something.

4:28 We must retain the positions we've just cancelled.

• Hegel makes his point that cancellation preserves the positions that were just cancelled, but that there is a need for a visual goal to position ourselves in society.
• Hegel argues that every cancellation is a new position, so every cancellation adds more gravel to the pile.

6:44 Why we need to break traditional beliefs.

• How modernist thinkers broke traditional beliefs to avoid the totalitarian narrative and nationalistic mindset that was sweeping through Europe 100 years ago.
• Two dispositions in the rubble of the rubble.

8:47 How to choose a new perspective.

• Society is more unhappy, anxious and despairing than it was in the past, according to the studies.
• Psychology analysis and therapy are tools for relief from the society that we live in and what we feel we deserve, and help pull us out of instant reactions

11:23 Psychoanalysis is more about sizing the psychotic subject than the ego.

• Zizek, Lacanian psychoanalysis is more about hysteria sizing the psychotic subject. To be non-psychotic is either to have multiple points of fixation or never know exactly who you are.
• Buddhism and meditation.

13:41 How to become an individual subject without ego.

• CBT therapy and meditation help reframe how you fit into the world and how you see your position in the world. It allows you to prioritize your desires differently.
• Buddhism is ridding yourself of attempting to desire anything at all.

16:18 To sin is to miss the mark.

• To sin is to position yourself further away from god, to miss the mark, and to be aligned with god to grow near the object of desire.
• Christianity uses desire rather than negates it.

18:44 Reframing the problem into parallax.

• Walking us through the conundrum of the desiring self and the methods of reframing it and positioning in it.
• Instead of the negation that is a deconstructivist rubble that has created an apocalyptic landscape, there might actually be a solution that is apparent here.

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Rob Ashby joins the show to talk about his lifelong struggles with PTSD as a result of severe bullying and harassment during his formative school years; he also speaks about his suicide attempts, night terrors and the conversation that altered his focus from darkness to life.

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Kingshuk Saha speaks to Anubhav Raj Shekhar, Assistant Professor of Law at BML Munjal University (on sabbatical at the University of Oxford where he is researching South Asian societies) on the capital punishment jurisprudence in India.

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Sheriff Deputy Shot Twice, Including in the Face. Tells the story. Deputy Troy Anderson pulled over a car one night for an average car stop. Before he could sense any threat the suspect fired a gun twice and shot him in the face and hand. It was a rural area far from help and an off duty deputy, near the area, cleaning the patrol car heard his call for help on the radio. The suspect was later killed in a shootout with a civilian while invading that person's home. 

Deputy Anderson had no way of knowing that the driver was a a registered sex offender. And according to investigators was hell bent on violence. "I truly believe he had an evil mindset and his thought process was to kill and destroy innocent people," Dixie County Sheriff Darby Butler said about Miedema at the same event. "Fortunately, he did not succeed in that."

Troy tells the horrifying story of the shooting and the wonderful medical professionals that saved his life.  

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This week Brittany tells Jess about the Toto couple and their  "love" story. A story that includes multiple murder attempts, teenage hitmen, and a movie deal.

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Australian Police Officers Ambushed and Shot. The Horrifying Story. Retired Queensland Australia Senior Police Sergeant Daryl Elliott Green, and two partners Sharnelle Cole and Sergeant Chris Mulhall were shot many times in an ambush. He talks about the near death attack and his long recovery from PTSD and physical injuries from the shooting.

On what seemed like a routine call, Queensland Australia Police Constables Dayrl Green and Sharnelle Cole were dispatched to investigate a threat that happened hours earlier. They were backed up by Sergeant Chris Mulhall. During the investigation, they were ambushed by the suspect and shot multiple times with a .22. Daryl was shot twice including once in the face. He tells the harrowing details of the attack, his life saving actions and his long road of recovery from both the physical injuries and PTSD. You can get more details about Daryl, his story and services he offers at TwiceShot.com.

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I put this podcast off for a year - because I don’t want to be a further hinderance on this hard, dark subject.

However, this is a REAL issue facing our world…

“Suicide is a major concern in the U.S. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide was among the top nine leading causes of death for people ages 10–64 and the second leading cause of death for people ages 10–14 and 25–34.” From the Mayo Clinic website

We can’t skirt away from what’s going on; we must put God, hope, & love into these hard subjects. 

Kelsey very bravely shares her story of an attempted suicide in 2018 - it truly is a story of hope.

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We all have a story, all of us, share your story. You don't have to have the perfect answer or the perfect life - share what Jesus is doing in your life. This is an easy, real way to witness & share your testimony.

This podcast on parenting and family features Jacqui and Julian Bull - a powerful husband and wife duo with a great amount of experience and knowledge to share.

 Julian is a highly accomplished, humble and wise individual. His job title as Chief Commercial Officer at Endava only skims the surface of his accomplishments; he also proudly serves as trustee for iheart Charity, in addition to being a devoted parent, with Jacquie, to Phoebe and Aaron. 

 Jacqui is a powerhouse of talent and insight – her charisma captivates hearts! She has an impressive resume with experience as a coach, multi faith minister, breathwork facilitator and a certified iheart facilitator. On top of this, she founded Serenity Practice, a not-for-profit dedicated to reminding people them that joy and serenity is our birthright. 

Both Jacqui & Julian were very open and transparent during our conversation - no sugar coating or romanticising here! It was a joy to be part of this raw yet genuine exchange between two incredible people exploring how they navigated their lives through the dark and messy moments of parenting, mental health challenges, mistakes made, and lessons learnt. Most of all, it was inspiring to spend time with a couple who profoundly understand that this life is one of grappling, ongoing learning and appreciation.

0:00 – Introduction
3:10 – Child-raising challenges and different approaches to parenting
13:23 – Their daughter’s overdose 
20:10 – Learning that you can’t control everything
38:39 – Phoebe’s recovery and resilience
47:51 – “We had no expectations of her … but we could have done better”
52:00 – Impact on their relationship
59:40 – Social media and its challenges
1:02:46 – Believing that our children are not broken

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Explore remarkable stories of resilience in our new podcast, The Resilience Files. Join us on this journey and be part of something truly special. Tune in, like, follow & subscribe for updates. Please leave a review as this helps raise our profile and reach more people.

Join Ian Russell, leading online children’s safety campaigner, and Terry Rubenstein, Founder of iheart, for an unmissable virtual conversation on 27th February. 7pm – 9:30pm. Secure your free admission and read more by clicking HERE

David Ward was a 19 year veteran that committed his life for his country. With years of training and engagement, David went through a world wind of experiences in the Canadian Forces. 

After being in the military for 19 years, David left to then receive some bad news. After his best friend committed suicide, a month later, Christmas Eve of 2021 hit and David wasn't doing too well. Drunk, alone, and depressed, David put a gun to his head.... Knowing he wouldn't survive... He then heard a voice that told him to, quote, "Change the Angle"... He did as he was told, today, he lives to tell the story.

Filled with compassion for veterans, a heart for giving and serving, and immediate interest in helping society, David is a true testimony to LIFE. 

After this episode, we challenge you to think about your life, do you appreciate it?

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SWAT Police Officer Severely Injured in Shooting,  Family Abandoned? Special Episode. Her husband, police sergeant, was shot and critically injured during a SWAT call. Johnna Schoolfield, wife of Police Sergeant Matthew Schoolfield talks about when her husband was shot multiple times and nearly killed. From the notification, to seeing her husband near the scene of the shooting. She talks about their long road of recovery from his catastrophic, life long injuries.

Update December 2022: Johnna stated that her husband, Matthew Schoolfield was fired from the agency after the injuries and is now on social security disability.

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Police Trauma. Impacts on Him, Family and Community. His Recovery, Books and Movie. Trauma from his Police Career had an Impact on Him, His Family and Community. His Recovery, Books and Movie. Plus, his experiences motivated him to write the story of Police Detective Mario Oliveira, who was shot several times, died multiple times during surgery and his miraculous survival.

Retired Law Enforcement Officer and author Keith Knotek is our guest. He talks about his career and discusses the details of a shooting incident that he was involved in. His partner, Deputy Randy Jennings was killed in the shooting by the suspect. Keith talks about the immediate effects and how his life began to spiral out of control. Post Trauma, feelings of survivors guilt, nightmares and more. He also discusses how he found recovery afterwards and how that inspired him to write books.

Do you believe in miracles? The story of Retired Police Detective Mario Oliveira can only be described as a miracle. Mario Olivera, while assigned to the ATF was shot by a suspect 6 times. Medical reports state that he died three times during treatment. Keith talks about how his experience motivated him to write the book, "Gunrunner The Mario Olivera Story".

And Keith discusses how his trauma experience and the devastating effects led him to recovery and writing the book "From Sorrow to Amazing Grace: One Cop's Journey". The book has been made into an award winning movie called "One Cop's Journey". 

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Shot By Pedophile Canadian Police Officer's Leg was Amputated. Amazing Return to Full Duty.. Her Determined and Amazing Return to Full Duty. Learning to live with catastrophic physical, mental & emotional injuries. Retired R.C.M.P. Officer Laurie White tells her powerful & inspiring story. 

Laurie White, a constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, was shot in the line of duty, Laurie had to have her right leg amputated below the knee. 

She shares about being shot by a pedophile which resulted in the amputation of her right leg. Laurie talks about her physical, emotional, and psychological injuries while struggling to resume her life and returning to full duty with the R.C.M.P. She tells her inspiring story as a first responder with post-traumatic stress disorder, and as a single parent. Laurie's struggle with loss, grief, and trauma are inspiring. All of which led to her book "10-33: An Officer Down Steps Back Up".

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Shot 6 Times, Police Officer Died 3 Times During Surgery. Near Death Miracle. Mario Olivera tells his story and details the unique path that led to writing and publishing the book “Gunrunner”. 

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Do you believe in miracles? His story can only be described as a miracle. Mario Oliveira, a retired Police Officer makes a return appearance as our guest. While assigned to the ATF he was shot by a suspect 6 times. Medical reports state that he died three times during treatment.

Mario talks about the shooting, and the out-of-body experiences he had during his medical treatment, that coincided with the reported clinical deaths. He also talks about his long physical and mental recovery, and the impacts it had on him and his family, from the extreme physical wounds and PTSD. Mario also discusses his difficulty getting retirement and the amazing conversation he had with another retired Law Enforcement Officer that led to the writing of the book "Gunrunner The Mario Olivera Story". 

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Shot Many Times Police Officer's Paralysis and Amputations. Shot multiple times by a killer that was released early from prison. Kevin Holtry was left with paralysis from the waist down and amputations.

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Shot multiple times by a fugitive he barely survived. He and another officer on the team were shot by the suspect who was killed by backup officers. Retired Police Sergeant Kevin Holtry is our guest. 

A fugitive, who was released from prison early had shot multiple people and was on the run. As part of the Boise Police SWAT Team, now retired Police Sergeant Kevin Holtry and his team were searching for the suspect when he opened fire. He was left with paralysis from the waist down and eventually had both legs amputated. Kevin tells the story of the shooting and his powerful story of recovery from the incident and his inspiring life after.

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We all get angry every now and then, but once your partner, friend or relative gets to the point where he or she starts to yell, a line has been crossed. No one should be yelling at you, especially not someone who claims to love you. The most basic reason we yell in any situation is that we believe we are not being heard. You deserve love and respect. There are numerous ways to make a point, and shouting is not one of them. While it may appear that shouting gives you an advantage in an argument, it actually makes it more difficult to reason with and listen to. It takes time for good habits to produce the desired results. But they are always worthwhile. It will be difficult to make a drastic change in the way you speak, but it will solve the major problem if you can identify the root cause. You can also rely on experts and people you trust to assist you. Best wishes in your relationship!

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