Debbie70458🇨🇦

Proud mom of 4 amazing adults, wife, retired civilian member of Peel Regional Police after 30 years of service and current volunteer with Boots on the Ground.

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

What am amazing song. This is for soldiers but certainly applies to First Responders also. 💙❤️🖤💟 https://t.co/jhHi9yqZvz

[Suzie rizzio @Suzierizzo1]

OMG everyone needs to listen up this young Harvard Graduate’s Speech because this young man is going to make a difference in this World & how we as humans see others no matter what their background is.This literally brought me to tears because of what is happening in the World.

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Peel Regional Police Association- thank you for supporting our new BOTG cruiser and keeping it filled with fuel - this will help us support #FirstResponders in #OntarioCA

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

A huge thank you to Peel Police for their on-going support and the newest addition to our organization - this vehicle has already made a huge impact in the community and province of Ontario. Supporting us to support you!
It is that much easier for us to support #firstresponders

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

It’s First Responders Day! Our sincere thanks to all First Responders for everything you do!

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

This Mental Health Awareness Month, connection matters more than ever. 💚 Reach out to family, friends, and community. A simple conversation can make a powerful difference. Stronger together. Healthier together. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #YouMatter
#StrongerTogether

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Please share with your family/friends that Boots On The Ground is a 24/7 anonymous helpline where First Responders can talk to someone who’s been through it.
No call display.
No judgement.
1-833-677-BOOT(2668)
https://t.co/G53CAyuQAQ

[Kateri Seraphina @KateriSeraphina]

Mon ex-mari m'a battue si violemment que mon tympan gauche a éclaté. J'avais 24 ans et j'étais enceinte de trois mois.
Cette nuit-là, j'ai perdu le bébé.
Dans la salle de bain d'un hôtel miteux de Las Vegas, la chemise déchirée et le visage tuméfié, j'ai vu l'eau des toilettes virer au rouge. Je n'ai pas appelé d'ambulance.
J'ai appelé ma mère.
Elle m'a dit : « Ma chérie, sors. Pars tout de suite. »
Mais je ne savais même pas comment partir.
J'étais Pamela Anderson – la fille d'Alerte à Malibu, la couverture de Playboy, la femme que tout le monde regardait mais que personne n'écoutait vraiment. Mon corps était traité comme un objet. Ma poitrine avait sa propre réputation. J'étais « la blonde idiote » qui avait épousé un batteur de rock déjanté.
Ce que les gens ne voyaient pas, c'était la suite de l'histoire.
Quand j'avais douze ans, la baby-sitter de mon frère a abusé de moi à plusieurs reprises. J'ai grandi sur une petite île canadienne sans eau chaude, et je mettais des sacs plastiques autour de mes pieds pour que mes chaussures usées ne soient pas trempées.
Quand je suis arrivée à Los Angeles avec seulement 400 dollars, j'ai vécu dans ma voiture pendant trois mois.
Il y a deux semaines, Netflix a sorti mon documentaire, Pamela : Une histoire d'amour. Et pour la première fois en plus de trente ans, les gens me disent : « Je ne savais pas que tu étais aussi attentionnée. »
« Je ne savais pas que tu écrivais de la poésie. »
« Je ne savais pas tout ce que tu as traversé. »
Je ne partage pas ça par vengeance.
Je le partage pour la fille qui, en ce moment même, est réduite à un corps, à une blague, à un objet de consommation.
Si on te sexualise, ce n'est pas ta faute.
Si on te sous-estime, ce n'est pas ta limite.
Si quelqu'un te fait du mal, ce n'est pas ton destin.
Il m’a fallu des décennies, mais un matin, je me suis réveillée dans ma ferme sur l’île de Vancouver, les pieds dans la terre humide, entourée de poules et d’arbres fruitiers, et une chose m’est enfin apparue clairement :
Je n’ai besoin de l’approbation de personne.
Mon corps m’appartient.
Mon histoire m’appartient.
Et personne – absolument personne – ne pourra jamais la réécrire. FB
— Pamela Anderson

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

We thank Ivegotyourback911 for their continued support in all we do. So much of what we do is because of this amazing organization and the people involved! Thank you.

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

🤦‍♀️ Unbelievable.

[Not Your Average Liberal @NotAvgLiberal]

Trump after signing his name:

“Oh, that's a good one. Look at that, Joe. Do you think Biden can do that?”

Then they all clapped.

Like a bunch of idiots in a fucking cult.

Jesus Christ MAGA is fucking pathetic.

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

🥰

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Boots On The Ground proudly connected with dedicated First Responders at the Central Canada First Responders’ Mental Health Conference, strengthening support systems for those serving communities. #BootsOnTheGround #FirstResponders #MentalHealthMatters #PeerSupport

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

@ScottJenningsKY Wow, you really did drink the Kool-Aid. ���‍♀️

[Suzie rizzio @Suzierizzo1]

This woman just flew into an airport & saw ICE agents hanging out down at baggage claim just milling around doing absolutely nothing! She said she blames Trump for them being there & causing people that are flying in & out of the airport to feel uncomfortable! Stop the insanity!

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

😡😡😡😡

[Not Your Average Liberal @NotAvgLiberal]

Another view of ICE Detaining a woman at San Francisco Airport.

In front of her Minor Daughter.

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

😡😡😡😡

[Not Your Average Liberal @NotAvgLiberal]

So ICE has begun detaining people at Airports.

Fuck Trump,

Fuck ICE,

And Fuck Everyone who voted for this shit.

[Debbie70458🇨🇦 @DebbieBiot]

😡😢😡😢

[Henry Winkler @hwinkler4real]

does this woman look DANGEROUS to anybody

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

We're proud to announce another group of volunteers has completed Peer Support Training, expanding our network of trained supporters for First Responders, ensuring help is always available when needed most. Thanks to all who support the wellness of our first responder community.

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Boots On The Ground -
Peer Support for First Responders

We're looking for active and former First Responders to volunteer for our peer-to-peer helpline.

Change a life. Answer the call today.

Visit our website to learn more at:
https://t.co/sMKZ246Z6m

[Boots On The Ground @BootsOTGround]

Another incredible day at Rusty Jade Ranch with military friends, horses, and music. Thanks to Rusty Jade Ranch for hosting us.