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Well, hi, and welcome to episode 232, part two with Doug Wyman.

You know, like one of the things that we've been talking about, we talked about the unfortunate suicide of your wife, talked about your family, we talked about rural New Hampshire

and how that works.

But one of the things that's fascinating to me, right before this interview, you showed us a video,

I didn't get to listen to the whole thing, but can't wait to link it in the show notes.

We're talking about the process of supporting individuals when they start going into the

first responder world, particularly law enforcement.

Because that's where I think we fail sometimes with these wellness stuff and everything else.

But I'd like you to talk about it because I think you can make a better story than I can.

I think one of the things we do when departments say we're going to have a wellness program

is that it's not usually all-encompassing.

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