Our story, along with 2 other families, are featured in the December issue of Time/Money Magazine and will be in the print issue soon. OMG
https://t.co/Pkau1BRL2J
Thank you so much to @katiedonovan01 for speaking at this month’s Lunch & Learn on the impact of SUD on families, and the stigma they face when we are not accepting of the many different ways that families may support their loved one. Her passion and commitment are inspiring!
He stroked Austin's hair. "I'm sorry," he said. "I'm sorry things went down this way. I hope you're not suffering anymore. I'm sorry we weren't there."
https://t.co/2Out2Cj64O via @freep
On face coverings and freedom- if we can’t control #covid19 spread then instead of having more choices and more freedom to go to restaurants, school, church, weddings, etc, more will be shut down.
A 😷 isn’t an instrument of oppression- it’s a tool to increase our freedom! 🇺🇸
In the U.S., women go back to work engorged in nursing bras, wearing adult diapers, maternity pants over healing c-section scars, & heels on swollen ankles because maternity leave is an afterthought. But please, tell me how enraged you are about wearing a mask in Costco.
There is a basic fundamental to policing-humanity. Each encounter is a human being and must be treated as such. When that is broken there are no excuses, justifications or reasoning; it is simply wrong. Being inhumane is never right. Lead with humanity so not to stain the badge.