Nearly 30 years ago in Vancouver, British Columbia, Cara Filler witnessed the car crash that took the life of her twin sister, Mairin Johnston, a day after their 18th birthday. Johnston’s boyfriend was speeding in a sports car, going roughly 100 mph in a 30 mph zone. His brakes locked, and he lost control of […]
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I work with people who feel they have lost their direction, are experiencing burnout, or feel that it may be too late for them to achieve their goals and live the life they once planned. Interested in starting your own entrepreneurial journey in personal development but unsure what to expect? Then read up on our
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Steve Emt during the wheelchair curling round robin match against Team China at the Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 on March 8, 2022 in Beijing. When two-time Paralympic wheelchair curler Steve Emt was 25 — after one too many drinks at a bar with friends — he got behind the wheel of his brand new
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EAST GREENWICH – Children and parents got an inside look at the dangers of addiction and underage drinking this week in a virtual presentation by Sullivan’s Message, an organization and effort spearheaded by Chris and Kathi Sullivan of Massachusetts. Chris, a former addict and defensive end for the New England Patriots, and Kathi, who lost
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Steve Emt is an inspiration now. On March 24, 1995, he was a drunk driver. Emt is a 50-year-old Paralympian, America’s No. 1 wheelchair curler, a former UConn basketball player whose passion is to lift the lives of others. On March 24, 1995, he damned near took his own. Days later, he thought about ending
Advise: When did you know you wanted to become a motivational speaker for the secondary student audience? Turk: It was when I hired speakers when I was a youth programs coordinator. I never could find women speakers. I thought, “If I’m looking for women speakers, maybe others are, too.” Mark Scharenbroich and Eric Chester (well-known keynote
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Crash caused by driver on cell phone killed woman’s parents Jacy Good and Steve Johnson will speak during a free public presentation titled “Hang Up and Drive” at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Henderson Fine Arts Center at San Juan College in Farmington. The speakers will share their story about a vehicle collision in which Good
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On May 18, 2008, Jacy Good graduated from Muhlenberg College In Pennsylvania. She got into the car with her parents for a 90 minute drive home. They never made it. A teenager driving and talking on a cell phone drove through a red light, causing a loaded box truck to swerve to miss the teen’s
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