Suicide is second only to accidents as the leading cause of death in our youth. With this podcast, Dr. Lulu is spreading awareness for, and educating the public on suicide. She is interviewing guests who have been touched personally or otherwise by suicide. If you are a suicide loss survivor, have suicidal ideation, attempted suicide or know anyone who has, this podcast is for you. Listen and be encouraged knowing you are not alone, there is help out there. Call 1-800-SUICIDE or 1-800-273-TALK or text HELP to 741741. May you find peace, love, understanding, and support for your hardship. Dr. L Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uchenna-lizmay-umeh/support.Read more »
Suicide is second only to accidents as the leading cause of death in our youth. With this podcast, Dr. Lulu is spreading awareness for, and educating the public on suicide. She is interviewing guests who have been touched personally or otherwise by suicide. If you are a suicide loss survivor, have suicidal ideation, attempted suicide or know anyone who has, this podcast is for you. Listen and be encouraged knowing you are not alone, there is help out there. Call 1-800-SUICIDE or 1-800-273-TALK or text HELP to 741741. May you find peace, love, understanding, and support for your hardship. Dr. L Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uchenna-lizmay-umeh/support.Read Less
We can all agree that losing a sibling is a very tough thing to deal with, now imagine losing not one, but two siblings, and a couple of other family members in the space of a few years. That is what our guest today had to deal with in his past.
The first of my #unicorns (Black males), Mr. Torriel Pauley is writing on our pages today.
He is a young man who has dealt with the loss unimaginable by many of us...still he stands.
He is a living legacy of the power of hope in our lives.
He is thriving today as a healthcare IT guru working with radiology software, but it wasn't always easy, like any of us, he had his own personal demons that he battled and won, and we can almost hear the hidden anguish in his voice as he shares his story.
He is a fellow brand new podcaster, his podcast is called "Careers in Healthcare", he showcases healthcare professionals and the good work we are doing. Let's find it on our favorite podcast platforms and show him some love, shall we? He also has a YouTube Channel called "Healthcare IT Solutions", again, please give him some love.
With a story like his, it is easy to understand why his favorite quote is "If there is no struggle, there is no progress" by Frederick Douglas.
It is important that we share our stories, people, because, in the end, that is what we are connected most by.
Thanks again for the many subscriptions and shares... ciao!
Dr. Lulu