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Episodes (7)
Episode 18: You Can't Get PTSD
As a RCMP dispatcher with the Southern Alberta Operational Communications Centre, Sinead Holstein was told that since she wasn't a police officer, she could never get PTSD. It didn't take long before she learned otherwise.
Medically retired as a Civilian Member, Sinead talks about her 16 years of service in emergency dispatch, which included a plethora of calls for help and being the last to speak with a Mountie before his on-duty death, all while feeling undermined and unentitled to experiencing trauma.
***WARNING: this podcast contains graphic content that may be disturbing or triggering to some listeners. Discretion is advised.***
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Featuring the song "Don't Go Away" by Streets of Hastings.
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Minuteman Report – Kentucky Guardsmen Help Train Japanese Identify IEDs
451: Tuning ZFS recordsize
Our Heroes Need Help. Police Officer's Traumatic Brain Injury.
Our Heroes Need Help. Police Officer's Traumatic Brain Injury. Retired Orlando Fl. Police Officer Tammi Cliborne is our guest. While cross training for the Department’s Mounted Horse unit she was severely injured when the horse began bucking. The incident resulted in a traumatic brain injury, hearing loss, a spinal cord injury and ever increasing brain white matter disease. Tammi talks about her career before the training accident and how her physical, mental, emotional life has changed ever since. She discusses her long rehabilitation process and her valiant efforts to return to her career as a Police Officer. She reveals truths associated with TBI and brain white matter disease and her retirement from the Orlando Police Department. Brought to you in part by the Help For Our Heroes Program at Transformations Treatment Center.
Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.
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