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A dear coaching customer of mine, maybe a future

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friend of mine today, he came over for a beautiful snowshoe

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and had a blast on our property. And I think he mentioned that he

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would want to have a sleep over at the yard at some point

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because the yard is so cozy during winter, and we might

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organize that.

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introduction. My name is Ricky Yanko. I'm an advanced care

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paramedic in Alberta here. And I've been doing this for well

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over 30 years.

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I think that would be it from my side with questions if there's

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anything additionally to that that you wanted to add.

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Feel free. But yeah, thanks so much. Thanks for having me. And

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listen to me kind of Babylon as we go through this. And yeah,

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it's a mental health for everybody in we're talking men's

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mental health. But women women are the same. There's, you know,

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when it comes to PTSD and issues,

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there's though gender doesn't matter what color you are, what

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race you like, it doesn't matter. People are just people.

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And we need to we need to work on getting getting help out

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there for everybody. Yes. Thank you so much for being here.

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Well, dear listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode, I hope you

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got a value out of this interview with Rick. And if you

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want to, you know, honor his work on his bravery, please make

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sure to share this episode around so that we can reach as

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many people as possible, who need help,

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especially those people who need help, but are not ready to reach

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out for help. There's just too many people who, you know,

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struggle and we as a society, we can do so much more, to show

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compassion to be sensitive. And yeah, ultimately to hold space

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for each other to hear each other out to listen. So I want

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to thank you for being on this journey with me. I want to thank

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you for being here with us in the years today. And yeah, never

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hesitate to reach out. If you want to come on out to the yard.

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Check it out, contact me and we can go for a snowshoe

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or do some yoga meditation or we

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you know, just chat.

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All right, take really good care of yourself. And we'll be out

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there with a new episode very soon again. Bye bye. Thank you