TSC Talks guest Nikki Lawley is a former pediatric nurse, former blackjack dealer, and much more, who went from full active life to chronic daily pain and other debilitating symptoms after suffering a traumatic brain injury on the job in 2016. This is the story of how it happened, what happened and how she’s been able to move from existing in survival mode to having a life filled with hope despite ongoing challenges. In her own words; “since my (TBI) injury, one of the things that I’ve learned more than anything is about living in the moment. my life changed a second and I can’t go back and write a new ending, but I sure can start now and I just have really become more human with this injury. ” Here are a few relevant quotes from the transcript~full transcript linked below: “So I began the search for a diagnosis. It was hell, I was always a respected colleague in the medical field. And every doctor I went to was like, we don't understand why your symptoms are so long. We don't understand why you’re not better yet. We don't understand this headache that never goes away. How can you have a headache 24 /7. I'm like, I have a headache. 24/7. I have a headache that never goes away. And they basically told me that it was psychological at one point, and it was so de-humanizing for a person that's never had mental health challenges and extreme situations, to be told, like, this is all in your head. Really nothing wrong with you. And it was like, Whoa, is it really in my head? No, and I mean, chill. When I say I was upbeat and happy, you know, I was different than I was before. I was really quick, really witty really able to, you know, snapback and had a really fun life. I'm a different Nikki and I'm differently-abled, but I feel that patients are the experts, and they are not heard. We are not heard from a patient perspective. When I tell the doctor, this medicine isn't working. Why do I have to be in question?” She goes on to say, “It wasn't like a panacea that like one day I just opened my eyes and oh, cannabis is here. Oh, I'm all better. That's not how it works. Yeah, the universe has allowed me to explore. Honestly, it's allowed me to be able to understand my injury, it's been able to help me help others. I was able to see that cannabis isn't so bad. It's given me hope when I had none. and removing the stigma of this plant is honestly what's in my heart that I really want to help do.” On the state of Cannabis legislation, “But I've learned so much about this plant, and there's so much more to learn. And right. We're just at the beginning, really any of us. Exactly. And New York State is looking at legalization. Yes. I keep seeing that. Is that gonna happen? Well, I was part of it for the last two years and nothing happened. And it was incredibly disappointing. Incredibly. They all got a position so they can make the most money off of it, I think there's so much of that behind it. I don't know all of it. But oh, no, you're 100%. And I really didn't understand that. Like I always just heard people say that, but let me assure you, that's it. I've never seen a more corrupt system literally starting at the very, very top of how it all works together.” “So I had to fight to just see the right providers, I spent so much money out of pocket. Workers' compensation pays for next to nothing. Yeah, unless you have specific doctors that they are willing to pay for, you can't get care, right. Everything was a struggle from medical massage, physical therapy, to cognitive therapy, you name it, they fought you on it. And then to have independent medical exams that are paid for by the insurance company, and they spend literally three and a half minutes with me. They look at all the medical records and say alright, she can return to work in six weeks, and she has no problems.” For the full transcript: https://otter.ai/u/EDWInbGkx7qAhus2lgEyjYilyoM Nikki’s links: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Nikkilawley LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikki-lawley-aa281517/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikki.lawley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawleynikki/?hl=en Recent podcast: https://player.fm/series/coffee-party-usa-radio/i-want-access-4-all-nurse-nikki-lawley-stops-by-for-a-cup-of-joe Blog article: https://www.mikesmedicines.com/medical-marijuana/cannabis-shopping-with-nikki-lawley-everyone-is-unique/

Jill Woodworth

TSC Talks! Exceptional Circumstances, Making it Work When Systems Don't~Nikki Lawley, TBI & Cannabis Advocate

Lisa Larson is a mother, daughter, Senior Care Advocate, Learning Assistant, Co-Owner of TSC Talks, LLC and all-around awesome human being. Lisa started working on the podcast in 2018 after hearing the resilience, intensity complicated nature of the challenges people with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex were dealing with and offered to help me edit. The rest is history. We’ve evolved considerably since our early days and expanded the breadth and depth of our content, from purely TSC related to the broader “special needs” umbrella, then cannabis, cannabinoid medicine, and alternative health to where we are today, highlighting the cracks in the system, hoping to shed some light, inspiration and provide resources and information on practical ways to buck the system. Well….not buck it, but bolster, integrate and enrich our lives with stories of others who have found ways to improve quality of life without increasing dependence. Lisa’s story is the start of this content thread. Here’s a few lines from the podcast transcript to give you a bit of a teaser… “Lisa, in the last year, actually in 2020, has transitioned members of her family that are older, into her living space, and I've just kind of watched it from outside. And it's been quite informative witnessing the challenges and the rewards. We thought it would be great for Lisa to come on. And just talk a little bit about, what made her decide to do this, how it happened, and, shed light on her process. I think this is a common theme for a lot of people is what do we do when our parents get older…” Here is a link to the full transcript of the podcast: https://otter.ai/u/OpicltOInNrjw4bb31gSRck6oIo Lisa’s links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisa.o.larson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisalarson7/

TSC Talks! Exceptional Circumstances, Making it Work When Systems Don't Episode 1~Lisa Consolidates

They also discuss alternative medicine options that they each have utilized and for which they feel strongly can be useful for those living with TSC and other chronic life-threatening conditions. Long term polypharmacy issues are incredible and waiting for pharmaceutical formulations of cannabis is not an option. We are witnessing suffering and mental/physical health issues that can be addressed in part through other modalities. Jill is a strong advocate for affordable access to cannabinoid medicine for those living with TSC. Brooke has had huge success utilizing Thrive-THRIVE Experience is an 8-week premium lifestyle plan, to help individuals experience and reach peak physical and mental levels. Brooke is a mom, TSC advocate, Adult Regional Coordinator for the TS Alliance, and also Hairstylist. Check out her Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/brookey21 Jill Woodworth. (Human being. Writer,) Podcaster. Chronicler of being human. Parent of 5, 3 of whom have Tuberous Sclerosis Complex, each with varying effect Committed to giving voice to the underdog, the oppressed, those for whom being heard is crucial to survival and quality of life. If you are part of my world, which is everyone willing to take an honest look at their lives and discuss how the direst and desperate of situations often led to the most understanding and personal growth and compassion plus an inner motivation to work toward social good, then join my network! Let me know if you have a story to tell or if you need help to connect with this growing market. Contact me on linked in or drop me a note on https://tsctalks.com/ or pjlacy6@gmail.com. Offering podcast sponsorship, advertising, consulting, research, speaking and more. Here is an excerpt from the transcript, click link for full transcript: https://otter.ai/u/Y6Z9mem7vmGFueMlLMBQnPsaV34 “we've done our best to advocate and support our daughters, we've had to make tough decisions, lean on mental health services to keep them safe, preserve our own safety. And sometimes these choices are sorely inadequate. Sometimes our resources run out before we can get our loved ones into a situation where they can take advantage of supports and services and start to forge their own lives. Sometimes group homes are a good option, and ideally should be a good option for more. But again, we are dependent, or they're dependent on funding and disconnects between providers and often not able to implement and implement enough surrounding support services that would enable individuals to be more successful learn from the group home living situation and move into a less restrictive environment. So, you know, I think my point is that I think they can work. I think there's a lot of challenges. So Brooke, why don't you go ahead and give me a little bit of your background and talk about your experience. Okay, I know this is part two. So if you watch part one, you can hear a lot. I mean, we could reshare that somewhere. So speaking on that I was diagnosed at 18 with TSC. And I had kidney tumors, basically was dealing with a lot of kidney stones, urinary tract infections, that type of thing at the age of like, 17 ish, probably a little bit after my hormones got to use, you know, used to my body, and were like, Hey, we're not gonna let you do life anymore. I was a cheerleader I skater, singer traveling singing group for a Christian. It was called Youth for Christ, stuff like that. I was very, very involved in a lot of things. So for me to be told at 18 I be in the wheelchair by the age of 30 was very detrimental to my mental health. Being told I could never have children. If I did, my body would fight the fetus off. So I just gave up and like, honestly, I was in Darvocet in the basement, and like watch real world and just said My mind was just junk. Because I just like might as well live vicariously through someone else. Since I can't leave my basement. Moving on, I ended up getting pregnant have a daughter with Tuberous sclerosis complex your directory, I was told that basically, you should have an abortion because your body will fight the fetus off anyways. But for me, I chose not to everybody has a different view on that. And that's fine. But that's something I wanted to have to live with. And then having her she was good for about the first four months. And you know, it's just, it's a whole long story when you have to see and I could break down every single little bit of our lives. But I then was pregnant for my son after she started seizing and went to Canada for infantile spasms. I mean, if you I know we've all been through a different differently. We're on a different boat, Jill has different stories with her children that I'll have with my daughter. But listen, that boat was sinking” They also discuss alternative medicine options that they each have utilized and for which they feel strongly can be useful for those living with TSC and other chronic life-threatening conditions. Long term polypharmacy issues are incredible and waiting for pharmaceutical formulations of cannabis is not an option. We are witnessing suffering and mental/physical health issues that can be addressed in part through other modalities. Jill is a strong advocate for affordable access to cannabinoid medicine for those living with TSC and others who are dependent on funding and disconnects between providers and often not able to implement and implement enough surrounding support services that would enable individuals to be more successful learn from the group home living situation and move into a less restrictive environment. So, you know, I think my point is that I think they can work. I think there's a lot of challenges. So Brooke, why don't you go ahead and give me a little bit of your background and talk about your experience. Okay, I know this is part two. So if you watch part one, you can hear a lot. I mean, we could reshare that somewhere. So speaking on that I was diagnosed at 18 with TSC. And I had kidney tumors, basically was dealing with a lot of kidney stones, urinary tract infections, that type of thing at the age of like, 17 ish, probably a little bit after my hormones got to use, you know, used to my body, and were like, Hey, we're not gonna let you do life anymore. I was a cheerleader I skater, singer traveling singing group for a Christian. It was called Youth for Christ, stuff like that. I was very, very involved in a lot of things. So for me to be told at 18 I be in the wheelchair by the age of 30 was very detrimental to my mental health. Being told I could never have children. If I did, my body would fight the fetus off. So I just gave up and like, honestly, I was in Darvocet in the basement, and like watch real world and just said My mind was just junk. Because I just like might as well live vicariously through someone else. Since I can't leave my basement. Moving on, I ended up getting pregnant have a daughter with Tuberous sclerosis complex your directory, I was told that basically, you should have an abortion because your body will fight the fetus off anyways. But for me, I chose not to everybody has a different view on that. And that's fine. But that's something I wanted to have to live with. And then having her she was good for about the first four months. And you know, it's just, it's a whole long story when you have to see and I could break down every single little bit of our lives. But I then was pregnant for my son after she started seizing and went to Canada for infantile spasms. I mean, if you I know we've all been through a different differently. We're on a different boat, Jill has different stories with her children that I'll have with my daughter. But listen, that boat was sinking..." Brooke’s links: https://www.instagram.com/_b3mor34u_/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdP1KUfMBhO2l4bDHaciM0w Jill: https://linktr.ee/jillwoodworth

TSC Talks! Special Broadcast: The Tower of Babel Part 2 ~ Group Homes, Alternative Health and Coping

This is a compilation of 6 different women who found their way to the cannabis industry. Inspired, motivated, and educated from their encounters with the plant, now all making a difference by using their lived experiences as women, as cannabis users, as entrepreneurs, to bring some unique businesses and services to the industry. Tiffany Watkins Tiffany Watkins is a "Cannabis Enthusiast". She's been an activist for 20+ years and has done a lot of work to bring awareness to health care and proper distribution of Medical Cannabis as well as paving the way for Recreational Cannabis. She has marched the Capital (CA), to help bring a voice to those in need of the protection of the Compassionate Care Act. Additionally, she has attended and spoken at City Council meetings and delivered talks as a keynote when invited. She states, "Cannabis is my passion and I am driven to assist this industry in becoming the standard when it comes to treatment plans, revenue achievement, and sales models. My intent is to continue helping, building and growing within the Cannabis industry. " https://vanguardmediaonline.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiffany-watkins-9910a5176/ Danielle McQueen Danielle, (Dani) McQueen, is a true champion in the cannabis world, business owner, who has been nominated with Best Cannabis Company of the Year, Maine Cannabis Activist, Business Leader of the Year, Champion in Corrupt Responsibility, Best Innovation: Hot Cocoa, and Young Entrepreneur of the Year. While that, she is also a mother of a special superhero little girl that suffers from the same autoimmune disease as she does. Danielle demonstrates her rough path but also her strength to follow her instincts, and as every human being, with doubts and uncertainty but reaches an amazing lifestyle for her family while also helping other families. She shares a story of overcome but also the real struggle as a person who suffers from Ankylosing Spondylitis. Danielle just really uprooted herself and moved to Maine to help her child and herself. Website: https://www.oldmanfarms.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oldman_goodies_llc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oldmangoodiesllc/ Daniella Benea Daniella Benea, Pharm.D., licensed pharmacist working in the medical marijuana industry in CT & MA comes on to discuss her experience thus far working in the growing cannabis industry. A graduate of UConn School of Pharmacy, Daniella started out working as a Stop & Shop store pharmacist but took advantage of an opportunity to work at a CT dispensary, hoping for more hands-on patient engagement. She encourages all listeners to call The Botanist or Prime Wellness with questions (if local to CT or MA) if you're interested in learning more or booking an appointment. Links are as follows: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniella-benea-pharmd-54a38418b/ Joyce Gerber & Amie Searles Joyce Gerber is an attorney, advocate, and writer. She brings her exceptional organizational skills, patience, and compassion to the emerging cannabis industry. She is the creator and host of The Canna Mom Show. When not advocating for cannabis normalization, Joyce is active with many community and civic organizations in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she lives with her husband, children, pets, and several students from the Berklee School of Music. In her spare time, she has managed a rock band, ran for a local political office, and likes to create beautiful quilts for friends and family. Joyce has degrees from Northeastern University, Tufts University, and Connecticut College. When asked to describe his mom, her son Josh said, “she’s a force to be reckoned with.” Amie Searles Joyce’s former partner is a top-performing agent specializing in residential sales and leasing in the Greater Boston area and was working with Joyce as co-host at the time of this recording. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecannamomshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecannamomshow/ LinkedIn, Joyce: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyce-gerber/ LinkedIn, LinkedIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/amie-searles-79329373/ Ruth Fisher Ruth Fisher, Ph.D., Cannabis researcher, and analyst, Co-Founder of Cann Dynamics, as well as the author of The Medical Cannabis Primer, Order: https://www.amazon.com/Medical-Cannabis-Primer-Ushering-Marijuana/dp/1885176023 https://www.linkedin.com/in/rfisher/ https://medicalcannabisprimer.com/ https://www.quantaa.com/ https://canndynamics.com/

TSC Talks! Women in Weed~A Compilation

In this episode, Mike Robinson, Founder~Global Cannabinoid Research Center, discusses his work developing a number of publications designed to harness and consolidate much of the multitude of cannabis content available all over the internet. Mike's Bio from https://mikesmedicines.com: "CONTACT MIKE: HIS BIO & OTHER PUBLICATIONS To make contact: Email Mike 50kreasons@gmail.com Instagram @Cannabismymedicine Mike on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-robinson-~-cannabis-heals-256b3192/ Best Bet – Check him out at the Global Cannabinoid Research Center. If you or someone you know has a story of how cannabis has improved your life and you'd like to share it, please reach out to Mike at 50kreasons@gmail.com! https://globalcannabinoidrc.com/ Mike Robinson, the founder of the Global Cannabinoid Research Center in Santa Barbara California, is a multiple Cancer survivor that’s used cannabis oils and CBD extensively as well for Severe epilepsy, Chronic Lyme Disease, PTSD, and in pain management. Over the last 6 years Mike has shared his journey and analytics on cannabinoid medicine research globally while assisting patients and helping to teach clinicians globally. Mike is the former Director of Consumer Affairs and Communications at The American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine. His post grad education, however is not in cannabis or cannabinoid medicine, rather it’s focus was International Relations and Diplomacy. Robinson has an extensive history of leading a large compassion program that provided countless disadvantaged cannabis patients with various alternative protocol treatments, is a published journalist and international cannabinoid research specialist, is a former registered Civil Rights lobbyist and non attorney that represented countless disabled children pro bono nationwide for over 2 decades. He’s a past board member of Big Brothers and Sisters, the founder of multiple non profits for disabled children, and is well known for adopting a severely disabled child, Genevieve, from the compassion program he once ran." Time Stamps: Introducing GCRC Publications (3.58) Why he felt the need to create publications (4:41) Looking for writers (7:18) Examining the wealth of info and putting it into publications (11:59) Medical education course (14:37) Discussing ADA lobbying (20:45) His biological daughter’s birth during the time he was in a racing wreck (25:13) Cannabis brings back his memory (29:15) Evolution of his writing (35:47) Send in your stuff even if it’s not perfect (37:45) https://tsctalks.com

TSC Talks! Mike Robinson, Founder~Global Cannabinoid Research Center & Cannabis Content Curator~GCRC Publications

TSC Talks was honored to host Janna Champagne, RN, BSN, as a guest for the second time. From https://jannachampagne.com: "Janna's introduction to the cannabis industry began as a cannabis patient who happens to be a nurse, when she suffered a debilitating immune health collapse in 2012. Janna credits cannabis for helping to reduce her reliance on harmful pharmaceuticals, and for supporting her ability to regain optimal health status against all odds. Janna is also known for her daughter's cannabis/Autism success story, which published on the cover story in a nationwide industry magazine in 2017 Nurse Janna has educated thousands of patients, helping them optimize their cannabis therapy outcomes through an individualized and well-informed approach. Janna has gained extensive clinical application knowledge through her work, including individual considerations of cannabis therapy, and which products might best fit a patient's situation. This also lends to her current expertise in educating nurses/medical professionals about cannabis, formulating symptom-targeted products, and ensuring patient's find optimal medical cannabis formulations. Following patient needs has led Nurse Janna to fulfill diverse cannabis industry roles: Graduate Faculty - John Patrick University Founder Nonprofit Autism Safe Haven Education-Patients, Medical Professionals, Industry Staff Symptom Targeted/Medical Cannabis Formulating Research Review/Written Content Author Prominent Cannabis Advocate, Presenter, and Public Speaker/Interviewee Volunteer Roles: Subcommittee Member, Oregon Cannabis Commission. Founding Member, Oregon Cannabis Clinician's Group" From the transcript: "So I'm a cannabis nurse full time. And I have come into this industry as a patient, I have benefited greatly from cannabis as medicine, as has my daughter. Our stories are very widely available. If you want more detail on that. And just by following patient needs, I progressed from a patient to a grower to helping patients to now I'm beginning to educate medical professionals about cannabis. And another project I'm working on is is improving the accessibility of cannabis inclusive autism care resources. My daughter is you know, with her autism, and she's 18 years of age and, you know, ready to move on in life. And there really are no resources. So I'm building this for her and for other children that rely on cannabis for their quality of life and is their medicine and to allow them access to their chosen medicine, you know, while also receiving the care that they require. So that's that's really the purpose of autism safe haven." https://otter.ai/u/mqsmqUyb_WKDQvYiW13P0Ug1Sf0 Time stamps: Puberty crisis and beginning cannabis with her daughter (2:36) How she came to integrated care (5:00) Oregon nurse’s license in jeopardy if practicing in the cannabis space and teaching at John Patrick University (6:05) Filling an educational gap-drug/cannabis interaction potential (8:52) Transitioning her daughter from pharmaceuticals to cannabis (10:50) SSRI interactions with cannabis (12:53) Risk / benefit for cannabis and pharmaceuticals (14:58) Stigma vs science (16:02) Stigma and propaganda surrounding cannabis (18:05) Autism Safe Haven (20:01) The remodeling efforts to convert to Autism Safe Haven (20:35) Improving quality of life for the neurodiverse population (24:27) Presumption of Competence (25:13) Treating behaviors with cannabis (28:08) Explaining the Endocannabinoid System (29:06) Flow Criteria (31:34) CBD and Epidiolex combined with other pharmaceuticals (34:51) Autism Safe Haven business model (37:00) Unity products (39:00) Therapies at Autism Safe Haven (40:48) Janna's links: Autism Safe Haven: https://autismsafehaven.org/ http://www.integratedholisticcare.com/providers.html https://www.cannabisnursesnetwork.com/speaker/janna-champagne-bsn-rn/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cannanursejanna LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janna-champagne-bsn-rn-95a51a167/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jannababe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nursejanna/

TSC Talks! Janna Champagne, RN, BSN on Autism, Cannabis & Autism Safe Haven

TSC Talks had a fantastic chat with Cannabis Nurse, Carey Lee Leuer, R.N. recently. Carey Lee is a Registered Nurse, Iowa Green Nurse and Cannabis Nurse Consultant- Integrative Health, Geriatric’s, Mental Health. Here's some further info, snippets from transcript and time stamps. From https://thegreennurse.com/cannabis_nurses/carey-lee-leuer/" "Nurse Carey Lee wasn’t always a nurse. Her first career spanning over 15 years was in mortgage finance. Although successful, finance did not ignite the fire in her belly like nursing would. 20+ years after high school, marriage, three boys, and a dog named Cooper she took a leap of faith and went back to school to get her nursing degree. Her clinical experience ranges from emergency medicine, skilled nursing in LTAC, geriatric behavioral health & dementia, restorative nursing, and now her primary practice is holistic integrative nursing. “Nursing is my second career but my first love.” Nurse Carey Lee also brings her perspective as a patient to the table. She has battled her own emotional health and has experienced incorrect diagnoses and pharmaceutical trauma. This led her on a journey to find ways of healing other than Western medicine’s first line of treatment-pharmaceuticals. She quickly discovered that getting back to the basics of self-care would become the foundation of healing & maintaining optimal health of mind, body, & spirit. She is passionate about educating patients of various healing modalities and showing them how to THRIVE by implementing a customized self-care plan she lovingly refers to as her Daily Five to Thrive. This self-care plan incorporates the basics: sleep hygiene, nutrition, functional exercise, sunshine, and mindfulness. “Cannabis is one tool we can use to heal & maintain the health of our body, mind, and spirit.” Her own endocannabinoid system was depleted from all of the years of chronic stress that comes with complex post traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) and seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Thanks to medical cannabis and her daily five to thrive, her endocannabinoid system was replenished. She discovered that medical cannabis was the only way she found relief of the nightmares & terrors experienced most of her life. She also found relief from the chronic pain she battles thanks to Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy. The plant has also allowed Nurse Carey Lee to open up to explore and discover other healing modalities from Eastern medicine, mycology, reiki, energy healing, and holistic psychology." From the transcript: "I've been a registered nurse for three years, a little over three years now. My first career was in mortgage finance completely. You think it would be the opposite? And I did that for about 15 years, everything from like processing, underwriting sales, ended with the bank, owned my own mortgage brokerage firm with my sister and my husband. Wow. Yeah, VIP mortgage group. We ran it out of Elgin, Illinois. And I pretty much ran operations. I handled every aspect of operations and you can be really good at something and hate it. Yeah. And that was me. I it was not fulfilling to me it was it did not tickle my fancy in the slightest. I was miserable. And what made you get into it in the first place? I just kind of fell it fell into it. I actually had left and moved down to Florida after high school in the in the early 90s. And when I came back home to the burbs of Chicago, my sister's still there. She was just got into the mortgage business herself. Hmm. And so I was crashing at her pad. And she was just like, Hey, you want to come in and check it out? And so I did. And, you know, it just it found me It fell in my lap. And I went with it, you know, so I had a great career, I earned a lovely income and met, plus lots of great life experiences. But like I said, it just wasn't it wasn't feeding your soul. It wasn't feeding my soul." Going back to school for nursing (9:54) How she found green nursing (12:06) Regular cannabis user and feeling the stigma (13:42) “Coming out” about cannabis use (15:02) Working in an ER with c-PTSD (20:23) Struggling with traditional medical treatment and it’s limitations (23:10) Cannabis and c-PTSD (25:08) Cannabis, anxiety and nausea (27:22) Spirituality, religion and the plant (29:15) Working with Dr. Clifton (32:07) Difficulty finding a certifying provider (34:27) What happens when mom finds out (35:11) Other family members reaction (35:49) Carey Lee’s Vision (38:25) Pharmaceutical trauma/polypharmacy (40:21) Carey Lee's Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cannanursecareylee Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/cannabisnursecareylee LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/carey-lee-leuer-24b8011a3 The Green Nurse: https://thegreennurse.com/cannabis_nurses/carey-lee-leuer/ Email/contact: greennurse17@gmail.com LINK TO AI TRANSCRIPT: https://otter.ai/u/3O1SSQ7maoWo8oIOdh-H-6KdK4s

TSC Talks! Cannabis Nurse~Carey Lee Leuer, R.N., "Feeding My Soul"

In this episode, TSC Talks had the honor and pleasure of speaking with Allison Chapman, Legislative Director~Health Choice 4 Action MA. I met Allison through a Facebook Group called, "FLU YOU BAKER CLASS ACTION", formed to "stay connected, informed & share ideas/information regarding the opposition to the MA DPH Flu Vaccine mandate". We started off hearing about Allison's personal connection to these issues, having 3 children, all of whom suffered significant side effects from vaccines, one of whom is permanently disabled. I'm the Legislative Director for health choice for action, Massachusetts, and it's an all volunteer organization, it's not paid. I think a lot of people misinterpret that. But the reason you do it is to make sure that your children and your family members, that may be a little different than others have provided, continue to be able to access the community, and opportunities as everyone else's creation and jobs and all of these things, we want to make sure that everyone has access to when people are not being denied on the basis of their underlying medical issues, or their religious beliefs, or whatever it is, because we're in Massachusetts, we have all these wonderful laws that don't allow discrimination. And unfortunately, there's still some discrimination. So I help with other moms like myself, and I've been doing it for about 15 years. Wow, I've been injury advocate. So a lot longer than I was doing anything else. But that's what I've done for the last about 15 years. But health choice for actions just for a year, a few other organizations in Massachusetts has been for the last four years. So, you know, I've been doing it a long time, but it's with different organizations. Allison Chapman is not an anti-vaxxer. She is, however, a firm believer in vaccine injury having watched all three of her children and her mother suffer significant effects from vaccinations. Allison is the Legislative Director for Health Choice for Action, Massachusetts and has been active with other organizations concerned with vaccine injury. Allison describes her journey and what happened to people she loved when they followed medical advice. The first vaccine and reaction (7:36) Why do my kids have physical reactions to shots (9:92) Changes in her son after vaccine (11:20) Years before doctors admitted her child had an “adverse event” (13:06) Child number three has an adverse reaction to shot as does her mother (13:47) Adverse reactions can happen and should be acknowledged. That doesn’t mean one has to be completely anti-vax (15:43) Legislation and vaccine exemptions (19:01) Religious exemptions (20:48) Autism and vaccines (24:16) Multiple vaccines administered together and what are the effects (21:44) Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund (26:26) Harvard Pilgrim study regarding vaccine injury (32:04) HHS failure to study how to reduce the rate of reaction (35:14) Poly-pharmacy and vaccine injury and failure to study efficacy/safety in people of color (36:55) Shame and bullying of the vaccine injured (42:30) Do the unvaccinated spread disease? (43:57) Vaccines and politics (49:25) Finding balance (50:55) Mandatory flu vaccines (47:41) Doctors and training and adverse events (52:23) Differences in vaccine dosage and effectiveness on people of color (58:27) Vaccines not studied long enough (1:00:31) Allison's Links: https://healthchoice.org/leader/allison-chapman/ https://www.healthchoicemassachusetts.org/about/ https://www.facebook.com/OpposeOverreach/ https://www.facebook.com/allison.chapman.184 https://www.telegram.com/article/20150603/NEWS/150609702 https://www.facebook.com/OpposeOverreach/posts/allison-chapman-legislative-chair-for-health-choice-4-action-ma-and-other-parent/366612521406100/ https://www.instagram.com/opposeoverreach.ma/

TSC Talks! Allison Chapman, Legislative Director~Health Choice 4 Action MA "Pharma Safety, Exemptions & Mandates"

TSC Talks had a chance to talk with Chiara Juster, Advocate and Strategic Counsel, Head of Government Affairs, Oaksterdam University, Host of High Tea Tuesdays on OU Instagram and Legal Advisor for The Last Prisoner Project, head counsel for Richard DeLisi (https://freedelisi.com). From her bio: “Chiara Juster is a social justice advocate and attorney. She advises Oaksterdam on government and policy matters and is OU’s liaison to DC; she represents the school as an active member of the National Cannabis Industry Association where she is in her second year on the Diversity Equity and Inclusion committee. In addition to her work with Oaksterdam, Chiara is an advocate for reform, decarceration, cannabis & works on various policy matters. She was matched by Last Prisoner Project with the longest serving non-violent cannabis offender currently incarcerated in the United States, Richard DeLisi, who has been incarcerated since 1988. With gain time he is set to be released from his ninety year sentence in July, 2022, but that day may never come as Richard is older, in poor health, and in a prison experiencing a COVID19 out break. If you’d like this grandfather of five to live his days with his loving family please visit FreeDeLisi.com. Chiara grew up in Portland, OR, though she was born in CA. She attended the University of Oregon where she received degrees in political science and sociology before attending the University of Miami School of Law. She realized as a young prosecutor that there was no such thing as prosecutorial discretion. Disheartened, she left the country & spent years traveling & learning, before returning stateside resolute on changing the laws. She is a graduate of Oaksterdam University & hosts High Tea Tuesdays on OU’s IG live where she discusses a Cannacopia of topics.” Chiara starts off giving some background from a personal perspective: “I was born in Northern California. But I grew up in Portland, Oregon, from the time I was a toddler, and ended up going to college in Oregon. in a state where cannabis had been decriminalized since 1973. I actually grew up in Earl Blumenauer’s district, I have one of his little pins behind me, he gives a nod on the hill. And when I went to University of Oregon, obviously cannabis had always been part of the culture in Eugene. When I then went to the University of Miami for law school, it was a whole different world, particularly when it came to drug policy, cannabis in particular, to harm reduction overall, and Community Investment” Links to content: 3:35-Richard Delisi~The Last Prisoner Project 3:59-Early days, growing up in Oregon 5:34-Going to Law School~Univ. of Miami 8:13-Working at State Attorney’s Office in Miami, FL 10:07-Decriminalization vs. Legalization 12:45-Deciding to leave the country and travel 13:50-Living internationally 16:13-Oaksterdam University 18: 32-The Last Prisoner Project 20:13-Steve D’Angelo 23:16-Decarceration and Clemency 24:45-National Cannabis Industry Association - https://thecannabisindustry.org/ 25:48-Cannabis ownership predominantly white men 26:40-Burden on Women esp. w/covid 29:15:-Canna Bros 32:40-Role of Bud Tenders 36:33-Talking to her daughter and our offspring about Cannabis 41:11-Medical Cannabis for children 44:18-Where we can find Chiara Juster online 45:35-High Tea Tuesdays, https://www.instagram.com/oaksterdamuniversity/ Chiara’s Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/flowerlover/ Facebook: Oaksterdam Univ- https://www.facebook.com/OaksterdamUniversity/ Oaksterdam University Bio: https://oaksterdamuniversity.com/chiara-juster-esq/ Wikileaf: https://www.wikileaf.com/thestash/free-richard-delisi/ The Last Prisoner Project: https://www.lastprisonerproject.org/

TSC Talks! Chiara Juster, Advocate & Strategic Counsel~Educate. Advocate. Legislate.

It was wonderful to cross paths with Sarah Hope on LinkedIn recently and have her as a guest on the podcast. She is the first Microdose Coach I have met, let alone interviewed. I have a personal interest in microdosing, mostly cannabis, but recently have tried psilocybin with excellent results. It has been a tool to engage in some perceptual shifts, processing and healing that I found subtle, non-toxic and worthwhile. "With microdosing, basically, what you're going for is a sub perceptual effect, so that you have a slight increase in brain connectivity, but you're not having so much so much electricity or connectivity in the brain that you're tripping or having a plant journey. But you're in this sort of, like, sub perceptual spot, slightly more open to life, perhaps slightly more focused. And it's something probably that people have been doing since ancient times, but the person who made it famous or the person who really kind of operationalize it as a psychological treatment was Dr. James Fadiman." I'm clipping this bio from her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shopecoaching/ "I believe in your ability to reconnect with your own true, sacred and powerful nature. When you choose to do so you will access your own power in order to realize your own unique contribution to humanity. When we choose to work together we will settle for nothing less than the best expression of your talent and skill as we design the life you came here to live. I offer this work via three channels. Forest Medicine Coaching: Whole life coaching programs and rituals for individuals, couples and groups. www.forestmedicinecoaching.com Reclaiming the Sacred: Purposeful spiritual and cultural retreats and ceremonies and bilingual mindfulness services for people in the midst of life transition. Trusted referral and connection services: I also help individuals and groups connect with the trusted professionals in the entheogenic and contemplative therapy community to find the best fit for their needs and availability. Bilingual services and retreats in Mexico and South and Central America. " For more information, check out Sarah's social media links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forestmedicinecoaching/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forestmedicinecoaching/ https://thethirdwave.co/microdose-mom/

TSC Talks! Plant Teachers~Sarah Hope, Psychedelic Teacher, Microdose Coach

TSC Talks discusses TSC in the time of Covid. Guest host Daniel Price joined Jill Woodworth for a roundtable discussion with guests Rob Grandia, Emilie Peters, Heather Still, Meghan Bittner, Joshua Stroup and Cathy Evanochko. Check out the time stamps below to find the information you feel will be most helpful and check out the links at the end of this document. Link to A.I. Transcription of the entire episode: https://otter.ai/s/QagpwwA0SPSIP-kaJs9Sng Meghan shares that her doctor believes she had Covid very early on before we knew it was in the US. (6:53) Heather discusses what happened when her young son was admitted to the hospital for monitoring of seizures and how Covid complicated that. (8:46) Kathy discusses what it was like for her in Canada when Covid first hit. (10:24) Rob discusses what it was like to be on Capitol Hill in D.C. advocating for TSC support from politicians who obviously knew the seriousness of the virus (11:17) Josh and Emily discuss how difficult it is to find a job right now as new college graduates (13:24) Daniel discusses being furloughed from his job and how covid has impacted him. (15:20) Jill notes that her life has not changed that much due to Covid (17:02) Meghan discusses facing a serious health challenge during the shutdown. (18:28) Rob discusses telehealth and its benefits and limitations. (21:27) Josh speaks about his fear of going to hospitals for routine care at this time. (23:34) Emily does not like telehealth visits and prefers seeing her doctors face to face in person. (24:32) Heather and her children became sick with Covid. (25:48) Kathy speaks about the disruption of care due to Covid (26:33) Meghan shares about being in Minnesota and having life and medical care disrupted due to the racial justice riots and protests. (32:13) Further discussion about telehealth, its benefits and its shortcomings (33:58) The challenges of remote learning (37:23) Discussion of stress, anxiety and mental health concerns during Covid. (47:01) Stress and seizures (51:23) TSC, stress and covid, we are used to adjusting (53:23) Rob discusses the additional layer of stress caused by wildfires on the west coast (58:51) Meghan discusses the riots and protests in Minneapolis (1:00:46) Emily discusses the difficulty of being a new college graduate seeking a job (1:02:17) Daniel, also on the west coast, talks about the widfires and the additional level of physical and mental stress they cause (1:05:34) Kathy finds the blessings during Covid (1:06:25) Rob misses the normalcy of going on dates with his wife (1:07:58) Megan and Emilie talk gratitude (1:09:56) Finishing up with one word that sums it up for everyone (1:14:07) Rob Grandia Links: https://www.tsalliance.org/individuals-families/adults/adult-regional-coordinators/ https://www.tsalliance.org/about-us/our-leadership/ https://www.pe.com/2016/05/19/health-walk-helps-fight-disease-that-attacks-internal-organs/ https://www.facebook.com/rob.grandia.3 Daniel Price Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.price.1694 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pricendaniel/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-n-price-7270156a/ https://www.tsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/06-June-Adults-with-TSC-Newsletter.pdf https://www.rareiscommunity.com/2019/11/27/navigating-a-forever-home-with-a-rare-disease-daniels-story/ Cathy Evanochko Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cathy.evanochko https://www.tscanada.ca/about-us/board-of-directors/ https://www.raredisorders.ca/about-cord/ https://www.tscanada.ca/about-us/ Emilie Peters Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emilie.n.peters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilie_peters_/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilie-peters-95ba421a3/ https://prezi.com/p/pflgttwujtiq/what-is-tsc/ Heather Still Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hstillwaters/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-still-478a9991/ Joshua Shoup Links: https://www.timesonline.com/7b8a15ce-62c5-11e7-8fcb-ffa59dd8ad56.html Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joshua.shoup.3 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-shoup-88777a1aa/ Meghan Bittner Links: Thanks for tuning in! We hope to produce another "TSC and COVID Convo" in early January. If you are interested in participating, contact TSC Talks on any of our social media channels.

TSC Talks! TSC and COVID~A Conversation on Impact. Hosted by Daniel Price

It was our pleasure to speak with Katherine Caulfield on TSC Talks. Katy is an author, energy healer, astrologer and mystic "focused on self-love, self-healing and holistic wellness through uniting the spiritual and physical realms". Jill crossed paths with her when given the gift of a channeled healing through past podcast guest, Dorina Leslie. Not familiar with this modality of healing, I had no idea what to expect, was concerned I was going to "screw it up" and was pleasantly surprised at the outcome. I received some poignant insight and feedback which helped significantly and thought it would be great to have Katy on to share her own story of how she got into this line of work, as well as how she was led to channel 9 books, her kundalini awakening and thoughts on our current state of affairs with covid. From her website, "Inspired by her own eye-opening spiritual and Kundalini awakening in 2013, Katherine began to follow her heart, her curiosity, her passions and to remember why she had incarnated on Earth. This led to lots of writing, energy work, astrology, travel, communing with nature, learning about consciousness and so much more! A few years later, in the summer of 2015, she received first contact from The Spirit Collective, a team of non-physical guides who informed her they had nine books for her to channel. She is now honored and grateful to deliver these important messages of love and wisdom to all of humanity." Katy started out by sharing how she was led to this work through her grandmother, "I would say, it almost goes back to my grandmother. So I was named after her, Catherine Katie. And she was a psychic. And so she did these readings. So I grew up with this. I grew up thinking it was normal, you know." She went on to explain coming to the realization that she had psychic abilities, "I think had always been on some level aware from a young age. Like I had an imaginary friend that I spoke to, which is probably more of like an angel. But, I didn't really step into it until into my 20s. And it was after she passed that, and you know, who knows how that all works, but, she's definitely supporting me on the other side as well." Pretty cool stuff. Here's one more snippet and then you can go listen to the episode! "2013 was when I really, as far as I know, I had a spontaneous Kundalini awakening. It was very intense, very intense, it totally rocked my world. There was no control, there's no way that I could have changed it or, directed it, it was coming from a higher place. I mean, I experienced a lot. And I can go into that, but, very high highs, and then really low lows. So very transformative. But when it first happened, and really throughout, and since then, I would say the only way I could describe it was like a full embodiment, receiving of grace, like divine grace like that." We will update these show notes with a listing of topics and time they play within the episode shortly! Check out Katy's website: https://quantum-freedom.com (203) 240-3687 | quantumfreedomllc@gmail.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwz59snnvrvojifGHAuNhmQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quantum_freedom/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katy.caulfield https://www.facebook.com/quantumfreedom/

TSC Talks! What Really Matters~Katherine Caulfield, Quantum Freedom, Author, Healer, Astrologer & Mystic

TSC Talks guest Tiffany Watkins is a “Cannabis Enthusiast”, founder and CEO of Vanguard Media, and cannabis activist. She’s been an activist for 20+ years and has done a lot of work to bring awareness to health care and proper distribution of Medical Cannabis as well as paving the way for Recreational Cannabis. She has marched the Capital (CA), to help bring a voice to those in need of the protection of the Compassionate Care Act. Additionally, she has attended and spoken at City Council meetings and delivered talks as a keynote when invited. “I am Tiffany Watkins a.k.a. LadyCanna. In three decades I have witnessed a lot of changes in this industry, but one thing remains the same; not everyone gets to have a voice. I have been treated with disrespect, talked down to in situations, and made to feel as if my contributions to the Cannabis community didn’t matter. I knew this treatment was not only because I am a POC, but because I am a Woman. I also knew…I wasn’t alone. Since the 1990’s it has been my focus to have equity and unity surrounding Cannabis. Working together, with every voice having validity, has been both our greatest asset and our biggest struggle. Closing the gap between the sexes in the cannabis industry will take hard work from us all. I founded Vanguard Media with providing a platform to bridge that gap in mind. Women in the cannabis community deserve the spotlight…and we shall stand in it unapologetically. “ Women in Weed- 3:14 Tiffany Watkins Bio (Activism and Fostering Education)- 5:55 Activism as a Women- 10:03 At the Capitol on Lobby Day- 10:58 Personal experience with Cannabis- 13:57 Interest in Holistic Medicine- 15:55 Stigma with Misinformation- 19:29 Vanguard Media- 21:26 “You Will Be Heard!”- 23:56 Learning the Virtual World Communication Challenges- 28:21 Legitimacy of Cannabis Business- 31:40 AI transcript link: https://otter.ai/s/K9ox4juPRwyGH0zjv6mZBw VANGUARD MEDIA Links Website: https://www.vanguardmediaonline.com/ Social Media: Facebook Twitter Instagram Linked In Previous TSC Talks Podcast: https://tsctalks.com/tsc-talks-guest-tiffany-watkins/

TSC Talks! A Voice For Women In Cannabis ~ Tiffany Watkins, "Lady Canna", Founder~Vanguard Media

TSC Talks interviewed 2 team members from OP Innovates, Dr. Jim Kane, Chief Science Officer, and Keith Butler, Chief Executive Officer. "OP Innovates formulates with the plant in mind. Using research, experience and our unique patent-pending delivery method we deliver cannabinoid products that work" Keith talks about his early years of cannabis activism and how the science today indicates that using cannabis is actually helpful for our bodies and minds. At 56, Keith is pharma free and healthy. Keith is..."A native of Washington DC and 40-year industry veteran who has been working with Cannabis and Hemp since 1979. Keith Butler has formulated some of the most effective products available including patent pending natural methods of water solubility and bioavailability of cannabinoids. Butler's passion for Cannabis was nurtured through extensive travel across Asia, South America, and Africa. Through this experience, Keith brings great depth and knowledge of the plant ranging from law and medicine to manufacturing processes and international distribution. “Nature provides us with everything we need to heal and nourish the mind and body”. LifePatent is an innovative research company focused on unlocking the natural medicinal properties of hemp; dedicated to advancing the science behind the growth, extraction and application of hemp cannabinoids for healthier living. For more information, visit LifePatent.com." Dr. Jim Kane is a"PhD Microbiologist and pharmaceutical research veteran and our cannabinoid expert. An excerpt; " So between Jim Annie and myself, we have all facets of the industry covered. I am a 40 year veteran of the cannabis industry and in this world since the mid 80s. I worked at America's first hemp company, that was owned by Steve DeAngelo in the early 90s. I've known Steve since the late 70s. Worked with his company in the 80s. I worked with EcoBoost In the 90s and we're still friends today. Annie Rouse is our resident academic. She is the world's only Fulbright scholar in the subject of hemp. She is also currently the only person who carries a master's degree in hemp. She and others have put hemp in space. We are studying hemp on the International Space Station. Jim and I are working on novel delivery devices. We have two patents filed, one for cannabinoids and lipophilic compounds and another for reduction of the spread of coronavirus using our delivery device and some of our cannabinoids and other features and he is an expert on regulation. Annie sits on the board of directors, she is the secretary of the Hemp Industry Association. She is on the board of directors for the US Hemp Authority and the hemp roundtable. I am on the board of directors for the National Cannabis Industry is Association and I am on the Hemp Industry Committee. Our job is education and getting the knowledge out there about the plant and that it's good for people to use" Introduction- 4:01 Keith Butler Background- 4:35 Dr. Jim Kane Background- 7:50 Companion Plant- 10:09 Taboo- 10:43 Balanced Body- 15:13 The Difference Between Cannabis and Pharmaceuticals- 17:08 OP Innovates Group Intro- 21:00 Bioavailability- 21:25 Hemp Mellow- 24:19 Hemp at Space- 26:38 Explanation on the Variety of Products Out There- 29:18 The Last Prisoner Project- 38:59 Roadblocks- 40:51 The Vision of Revolutionizing the Healthcare System- 46:40 Website: https://www.opandme.com/ https://www.hempmellow.com/ https://overcomeveryday.com/ https://www.thinkhempythoughts.com/ Email: hello@opandme.com

TSC Talks! Innovate & Educate with Keith Butler, CEO & Dr. Jim Kane, Ph.D. Chief Science Officer, OP Innovates

Nurse Mark is an entrepreneur, leader, fitness guru, business/life coach, healthcare professional, and author of Absolutely F**king Amazing: Living a Life You Love, an Amazon #1 Best Seller. He is a Registered Nurse licensed in Massachusetts and New York. In 2017, he began his cannabis education – studying how to utilize it as a tool to create a happier, less stressed, pain-free life and completed in-depth training to become a Cannabis Nurse, which has allowed him to do work that he loves: Showing folks how to use this amazing plant. Nurse Mark has a personal experience with medical cannabis. He’s dealt with lifelong, medication-resistant depression and mood disorder. He’s been through the mental health system, explored all the pathways to health and happiness, and have successfully created a daily regimen designed to relieve his depression and allow for the creation of the greatest, joy-filled life ever. He states, “I truly believe that you can do anything you want to do. The power lies in choice – choosing what you want and then getting into action.” "The Green Nurse is a holistic practitioner who focuses on Bio-Psycho-Social-Spiritual aspects of healing using a total health care approach to empower both patients and other health care practitioners to make choices on various modalities that are appropriate to support a healthy endocannabinoid system. The Green Nurse platform is a global community of empowered health care practitioners that are trained in modalites that support the ECS. We are educating and providing information on Green Nurse Approved products and services to usher in hope and inspiration for growth and healing." Sherri is the Founder, CEO, and Executive Director at GreenNurse Group, Member of International Association of Psychedelic Nursing, Director of Nursing (DON) at Irie Bliss Wellness, Founding Member at Cannabis Nurses Network, and member at American Cannabis Nurses Association. Sherri is a cannabis nurse, patient, and advocate. She earned her Bachelors in Science and Nursing from Boston College. She is a highly skilled Registered Nurse with 30 years of practical experience in various departments within the hospital and home setting. She is utilizing her expert nursing skills as a medical center specialist, clinical nurse liaison and educator to bridge the gap between patients and the cannabis community. Sherri has been educating and implementing holistic integrative healing modalities within her practice for over 20 years. She educates on the endocannabinoid system and the safe utilization of cannabis at dispensaries, hospitals, clinics, patients' homes, and she regularly does pop up events and expos. Mark Worster-links Email- info@nursemark.co Website- https://nursemark.co/ https://nursemark.co/podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/nursemark/ https://twitter.com/markworster https://www.instagram.com/nursemarkw/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/markworster/ Sherri Tutkus-links Websites- https://iriebliss.com/ https://greennursegroup.com/ https://sherripics.smugmug.com/ Instagram- @the_greennurse/ https://www.facebook.com/GreenNurseSherri LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sherri-tutkus-rn-bsn-912b7776/ Email- info@greennursegroup.com https://twitter.com/Green_Nurses Instagram- /greennursegroup/

TSC Talks! What Is A (Male) Green Nurse? Episode 4~Nurse Mark, Joined by Sherri Tutkus,RN, BSN "Absolutely **cking Amazing"!

My name is Jill Woodworth. I'm interested in digging deeper, having conversations and getting to know what makes people tick. TSC, Running, Life. Humans Talk.

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