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Are you living on your own for the first time or thinking about buying your first home? It can be overwhelming to figure out all the maintenance and repair tasks that come with it. In this episode, Terry's daughter, Meggin, joins us to ask the essential questions that every young adult should know to keep their home safe, functional, and efficient. From basic home maintenance like shutting off utilities to understanding your home's structure and safety protocols, Meggin brings the real-world curiosity and perspective of an adult going living on their own. Tune in and get ready to take control of your home!

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Podcast Episode Show Notes, part 2: "Meggin Rose"Introduction: In the second part of the episode, Meggin reflects on her son's high school years, highlighting his compassionate nature. The narrative unfolds to reveal significant changes before college – a noticeable loss of energy and breakdowns in communication. Meggin courageously shares her son's accusation of emotional abuse, revealing the strain on their relationship. Throughout, she advocates for openness and compassion in addressing mental health challenges, stressing the interconnectedness of individuals and the pressing need to eradicate the stigma and shame linked to these struggles. This episode encapsulates an exploration of resilience, support, and the continuous quest for mental health awareness and understanding.Observations in High SchoolMeggin reflects on her son's high school years, describing him as a compassionate and supportive individual.Talks about the noticeable changes before he left for college, including loss of energy and communication breakdown.Meggin recounts her son's accusation of emotional abuse, leading to a strained relationship before college.Understanding Psychotic EpisodesMeggin shares insights into psychotic episodes, recounting her son's experiences with disorganized thinking, short attention spans, and altered perceptions.Meggin talks about moments of fear and precautions taken, shedding light on the complex relationship between mental illness and violence.The conversation delves into Meggin's struggles and moments of despair, emphasizing the importance of self-care.Finding Strength and Coping MechanismsMeggin discusses finding strength and coping mechanisms, from therapy to engaging in activities like oil painting, writing, and volunteering.Meggin shares insights into how her son's illness has affected her marriage, highlighting the partnership with her husband and their collaborative navigation of challenges.Breaking the Silence and Building SupportAddressing societal stigmas, Meggin encourages open conversations about mental health, touching on historical blame and the shift towards shared responsibility.Meggin provides an update on her son's current status, discussing his part-time job, challenges, and aspirations. She candidly shares struggles with maintaining hope and the ongoing need for better treatments.NYU's On Track Family Support GroupMeggin sheds light on her work with NYU's On Track Family Support Group, detailing her role as a family connector and the group's aim to support caregivers.Meggin highlights the collaborative nature of the mental health community, emphasizing the need for education and understanding among healthcare providers.Final Thoughts and EncouragementIn concluding the discussion, Meggin encourages openness and compassion in addressing mental health challenges, emphasizing interconnectedness and the need to eliminate shame.

Podcast Episode Show Notes: "Meggin Rose"Introduction: Join us for a powerful and insightful Just A Mom podcast episode as Susie sits down with the remarkable Meggin Rose. In this emotional conversation, Meggin candidly shares her journey as a parent navigating the complex terrain of mental health challenges within her family. From the early signs of her child's struggles to the hurdles of finding appropriate care during a pandemic, Meggin takes us through the heart-wrenching moments of hospitalization, medication challenges, and the delicate balance between advocacy and respecting autonomy.Background and FamilyMeggin provides an overview of her family, residing on a farm outside Ithaca, New York, and touches on her son's mental health struggles during high school.Early Signs and ChallengesMeggin reflects on the early signs of her child's mental health struggles, initially misattributed to typical adolescence. Challenges escalated during college, leading to serious mental health issues.Hospitalization and TreatmentMeggin shares the pivotal role of a compassionate psychiatric nurse in securing voluntary hospitalization. The family's connection with OnTrack New York and challenges with medication management are discussed.Medication Challenges and AdvocacyMeggin discusses the emotional roller coaster of medication changes, highlighting challenges with side effects, non-compliance, and the balance between mental health treatment and autonomy.Involuntary Hospitalization ChallengesMeggin advocates for changing standards for involuntary hospitalization in psychotic cases, emphasizing the need for a flexible approach.Parental Feelings and SupportMeggin opens up about intense parental emotions and the importance of seeking support, emphasizing advocacy and trust-building.Advocacy and Fierce Advocacy SkillsThe discussion covers Meggin's advocacy within the mental health care system, addressing challenges and emphasizing the need for family support.Join us in Part Two to hear more about how:Psychotic episodes can vary in symptoms and severity, and it is important to seek professional help for diagnosis and treatment.The impact of mental illness extends to the entire family, and support and understanding are essential for siblings and grandchildren.Coping and self-care are vital for caregivers, and finding joy in small moments can provide respite from the challenges.Marriages can be affected by the stress of caring for a loved one with mental illness, but open communication and support can help navigate the difficulties.Sharing the journey with others who have similar experiences can provide valuable support and understanding.While hope for the future may fluctuate, advancements in research and treatment offer potential for improved outcomes.Access to appropriate medications and treatment is crucial, and ongoing research is needed to develop more effective options.Anosognosia, the lack of awareness of one's mental illness, can complicate treatment and adherence to medication.

Take the initiative to learn from all the resources that are out there. Recognize the importance of doing so for the benefit of adopted youth. - Meggin (Nam) Holtz If you're interested in supporting adopted youth in your family or community, then we have inspiration for you in today's episode! You may be trying to provide a loving and understanding environment, but still seeing your child struggle with feelings of not belonging. If you're feeling like your efforts to connect with an adopted youth in your life are falling short, then you are not alone! It's common to feel frustrated and discouraged when you see your child grappling with identity issues despite your best efforts to support them. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover how adoption shapes identity exploration in youth. Explore the transformative power of artistic expression for adoptees. Uncover the complexities of searching for biological relatives as an adoptee, especially as a teen or young adult. Learn the importance of support and community for adopted youth. My special guest is Meggin (Nam) Holtz Joining us today is the remarkable Meggin (Nam) Holtz, an intercountry, interracial adoptee and adoption therapist. As a Korean adoptee who was raised in the US, Nam has been at the forefront of adoption advocacy, awareness, and support for over a decade. With a Master's in Social Work, she brings a wealth of expertise, working in a private practice with adopted individuals and their families, while also engaging in macro work towards adoption reform and education. Nam's award-winning documentary, Found in Korea, serves as a powerful catalyst for discussions about adoption among youth and young adults, showcasing her commitment to empowering adoptees and fostering understanding.

Meggin Dail, President of the Pittsfield Players, dropped by to discuss the Players upcoming fundraiser “Curtain Up - An Evening of Music”. We covered pretty much everything I was curious about. We talked about how and when it was cast. How was the audition turnout? Is the show themed? What type of songs can we expect? And Meggin also tossed in a few things about what she was able to say at the time, but, that patrons could expect to enjoy on the evening of Sept 9th at 8pm. Ticket info can be found here: www.pittsfieldplayers.org!

On another episode of "Cail & Company LIVE," Ken interviews Meggin Dail, President of the Pittsfield Players & David Adams Cleveland, author of the book, "God's of Deception."

In this episode Meggin Gardner discusses her experience as a 911 dispatcher and how the effects of cumulative stress brought her to a tipping point.  As the traumas began adding up, her body gave out warning signals. She "soldiered on" being the "tough girl" and self medicating, until the day she was no longer ok.  Meggin also gives us an insightful look into the in patient treatment facility she entered. She credits this treatment center and the therapies received for saving her life and marriage. Music in this episode:Wah Game Loop by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4602-wah-game-loopLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Although Dr. Meggin McIntosh loved her career in academia, between university politics and an inner knowing that she was destined for something else, she eventually left and started a successful business. In this episode, Meggin describes the moment she knew it was time to leave her academic career, explains the importance of listening to intuition, and offers advice to others about listening to their own intuition. Her conviction to build a meaningful career is clear throughout the interview and toward the end of the conversation, when Meggin describes the gratitude she feels for the coaching career she has built, she says, "THIS is what my whole life prepared me for." Her words are powerful, her conviction strong, and her wisdom deep.

Chatting in with Meggin from Tengberg Studio about how to sustain stamina through editing sessions. Be sure to follow them on IG @tengbergstudio.

On this episode we update you all on daily life in Toronto and Warkworth, chat about a new book study pick (Unsettling the Word: Experiments in Decolonization), and more! ABOUT THE HOST: Jordana Wright leads a placemaking and community development practice focused on introducing new audiences to their local churches, while helping congregations reach their sustainability goals and expand their social impact. ABOUT THE GUEST: Rev. Meggin King is the Minister of St. Paul’s Warkworth United Church in Warkworth, Ontario. An Affirming, inclusive, and supportive community of faith that welcomes the ministry and full participation of all. __________ WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE FEATURED ON AN UPCOMING EPISODE? Please send interest in participation, news and current events that can be included in the show, and recommendations on interesting and insightful United Church folks to have as a guest on future episodes to Facebook.com/JordanaActivatesSpace via instant message. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jordanawright/message

"El fin de semana perfecto de Meggin" revela magníficas experiencias que pueden vivirse en la capital danesa. La reportera de Euromaxx Meggin Leigh nos da sus sugerencias. Esta vez, recorre en bicicleta Copenhague.

Find out what you can do in Denmark's capital from DW reporter Meggin Leigh, who always gives very personal tips for the perfect weekend. This time, she's discovering Copenhagen by bike.

Europe is a paradise for city trippers. Reporter Meggin Leigh checks out exciting cities and reveals her personal travel tips in "Meggin's Perfect Weekend". This time she's out and about in Lausanne, Switzerland.

There's a certain special magic in Venice at carnival time. Meggin Leigh searches for the best costumes, explores the city by gondola, and then dons stylish attire to attend a masked ball.

Hay cierta magia especial en Venecia en época de carnaval. Meggin Leigh busca los mejores trajes, explora la ciudad en góndola, y luego se viste con estilo para asistir a un baile de máscaras.

There's a certain special magic in Venice at carnival time. Meggin Leigh searches for the best costumes, explores the city by gondola, and then dons stylish attire to attend a masked ball.

Euromaxx reporter Meggin Leigh takes a whirlwind tour of the Swiss resort village Davos. Highlights include a visit to the Parsenn ski area and an evening chilling out in the icy Igloo Bar.

El fin de semana perfecto de Meggin Leigh nos lleva hasta París. La reportera de Euromaxx nos da consejos para disfrutar de la capital francesa en plena temporada prenavideña.

En el calendario Pirelli 2020, mujeres famosas son retratadas como "Julieta". Además: el fin de semana perfecto de Meggin en París. Y, en "Cocina de fiesta", le mostramos los tradicionales platos navideños de Alemania.

In this episode, Meggin and Barbi talk about how strategies you can use to pay attention to the students’ energy during a lecture to determine when breaking up your lecture is the most effective. 

Two stories this week with ESG glasses: The Singapore Health Board partners with Fitbit (0:54), and Meggin and Ric discuss the Business Roundtable's anti-Friedman claim (17:49), all on the record.

Meggin Verduzco shares a simple but powerful feedback strategy that both creates opportunity for students to receive more feedback on their work and fosters much-needed communication and digital interaction skills. We discussed the idea of feedback in greater depth in episode 9, but listen now as Meggin shares a practical strategy for just such a thing. For more or to connect with one of our instructional and technology coaches, visit cbdconsulting.com/elevateedu

Google News and Updates Featured Content Jake Miller is an authorized Google Apps for Education Trainer and currently serves as the Technology Integration Specialist for Brady Middle School in the Orange City School District. At BMS, Jake helps manage the implementation of Google Apps, 1:1 Chromebooks and Schoology, while working with a team to envision the building’s future integration of STEM, Project Based Learning and the school's new Fab Lab. Jake previously taught and co-created a middle school STEM Program at Kimpton Middle School in Stow-Munroe Falls, Ohio. Prior to that he taught nine years of math and science in various grades. At home, Jake leads a crazy, but fun family life with his wife and their three kids and dog. Twitter: @JakeMillerTech Website: jakemiller.net Resources Jake’s Ultimate App Smash Lesson #EduGIFs that we discussed: Skip Slides in Google Slides Changing Your Default Font in Google Docs Voice Typing in Google Docs Stop Motion Slides Screencastify to FlipGrid Folder of ALL of Jake’s GIFs Kasey’s How to Create Screencast GIFs post Google Teacher Tribe Mailbag COOL IDEA FROM #GTTRIBE HASHTAG Alexis Snider from Vietnam (via #GTTribe hashtag) shared that her fourth graders wrote informational picture books for an audience of second graders. The students created picture books after studying mentor texts. Then, they used Google Slides to create ebooks and they shared through Padlet. Her students in Vietnam received feedback from students in Colombia! LINKING SLIDES Meggin Verduzco (Michigan) -- In the episode ' Slides can do what?' You give an example of "hyperlinking" a slide deck. How did you do that? Is it different from a link? I noticed it said 'slide 3' on the link. Can you tell me how to do that? Thanks. CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE! Meggin is working with 5th graders in a Choose your own adventure story/ PBL called The Island! http://digitaldivideandconquer.blogspot.com/ They are soo geeked and adding this would seal the deal! I showed them how to hyperlink, but this is easier. Thanks in advance. THANKS FOR THE APPLE PODCASTS REVIEWS BSalzy -- Every week I am inspired and am able to share new Google knowledge and activities with my teachers and students. Thank you, Kasey and Matt, you keep this 38-year classroom veteran excited with fresh ideas weekly. A must listen! On The Blogs Matt - A FREE online conference for teachers: #DitchSummit! Kasey - How to Package Your Digital Assignments [shortcode-variables slug="signature"]

www.KeepingChaosAtBay.com www.EmphasisOnExcellence.com www.Meggin.com Meggin McIntosh, Ph.D. is a former university professor and classroom teacher, and currently a coach, author, and workshop leader through her company, Emphasis on Excellence, Inc. where she loves to work with people who are overwhelmed and would prefer to be overjoyed instead. Meggin founded Emphasis on Excellence, Inc. in 1996 which serves individuals, associations, schools, universities, colleges, and companies through workshops, seminars, coaching, and consulting. Her company’s purpose is, “to help those with whom we work to know, feel, dream, and do more and differently so that they are living the best and most productive lives possible – and doing so with consciousness, clarity, and conviction.” www.CheriHillShow.com www.SageIntl.com

Listen Here: Dr. Meggin McIntosh is known as the PhD of Productivity™. Dr. Meggin knows all about having too much to do and not enough time or energy to get it all done. She realized that instead of being over- or under-whelmed, she and everyone else would prefer to be “just whelmed.” Dr. Meggin presents a […] The post Podcast: Forget About Getting “Caught Up” appeared first on JenningsWire.

Sleep most of the day; finish Farewell to Manzanar; go for a ride; stop and listen to drum circle; missing Meggin; feel foolish for wanting to chase skirts; read essays on culture and technology; will I be able to make it all work out?

Group-project is frustrating, and I'm confused about the major; first V.A. check finally arrives; Meggin calls with the news that Plouffis has died; I think Hal is growing weary of burying pets; call Mom to pass along the news; she and Tom are making cakes for Owen's wedding.

Gorgeous day!; pick up hotel brochures for Mom; ride up to campus; before riding down, stop to take in the beauty; Meggin calls; tell her that I'm tempted by the women at school; she has similar feelings about the men around her; she tells me to just be careful, if something DOES happen; what!?; talk about my issues with sex and guilt.

Andy drops by to borrow "China Men"; catches me in my pajamas; racked by anxiety over the situation with Meggin; couldn't get anything done.

Peace and beauty at Coit Tower; woman who resembles Meggin takes our picture; I remark upon this and Yumi gets upset; drive over to Marin side of the Bridge; walk along restaurants near Pier 39; decide to eat dinner back home.

Meggin and I enumerate the reasons why we're NOT working; she wants to fly me out to Boston so we can talk face-to-face; great panel discussion in Native American Experience; importance of knowing who you are; what are my traditions, stories?; call Meggin to share my enthusiasm.

Read about Kyushu in National Geographic; excited to travel the world; thinking about the girl who waved to me last Friday; Meggin having nightmares about me and other women...; Sean gets info on our high school reunion.

Started "Barrio Boy"; hot today; days getting longer now; took the long way home along the ocean; everyone outside enjoying themselves; call Meggin, she's not so up-beat; order new fuel lever for Vespa.

Run into girl from Africa class at SMC; talk by prospective HistCon prof is both daunting and ridiculous; this is NOT what I want to become; skip meditation; Meggin is hoarse; I need to grip to somebody!; go for run at night.

Meggin calls for the Big Talk; told her about my fears; she's saying all the right things; Superbowl dreams; Dodo offers to pay my tuition, which I decline; am I stupid?; finish "Bread Givers"

Go for a jog to wake up — windy!; rice tastes of chlorine; brush up on Plato; play guitar; Meggin calls; academic non-mindset; write letters; stay up late making tapes; rain continues.

Call Mom to get Jean's address; she'd been on the phone with Cherie; arrive at Philosophy soaking wet; discover that my mailbox-mate, Ann Elise Faulhaber, does indeed exist; attend talk by Leticia Quezada; she mentions Dick and the Puente Project; run into Brook at Longs; call Meggin, still excited after the talk.

Raining all day; Meggin calls; struggle to get through “Maxine” on the guitar; write note to Bill Selby; ask him about Morro Bay camping trip; feeling homesick for L.A.; idea of teaching at SMC very appealing.

First discussion section for Philosophy goes well; raining; go home and run but I get soaked; Meggin sends a note along with a sketch of the guest houses; read, have two of my beers, listen to music, and look at the picture until early in the morning.

Joe calls in the morning to thank me for the tapes; feel a little homesick for L.A.; he says I can stay with him anytime; Linda Yamane guest speaker in Native American Experience; amazing woman — gets me all charged up; call Meggin when I get home; lose my enthusiasm.

Saw Ray again; talked about my parents; he thinks I’m committed to Meggin; more anxiety; speak with Professor Treat about Indian Hobbyism; more to think about; message from Ann; finish letter to Meggin; earthquake in Japan.

Reading “The Names”; Mom having trouble visualizing her future; Jim making her feel guilty; Meggin calls while I’m napping; I’m out of it; she’s depressed, and neither of us knows what to do; try making a list of ‘wants’.

Meggin’s computer crashing; Mom suggests I spend more time with Dad; idea to go canoeing; Todd inducted into Mascoutin Society; run to end of wharf; Casey nearly drinks himself into hospital; he won’t deal with Maureen; laugh over Navy days.

Nice to get smiling faces on campus; Meggin calls but neither of us feel like talking; see Jude Narita; 80s’ dance at Oakes; drive home in a wonderful fog; letter from Jost.

Begin reading “The Symposium”; Native American class thought provoking; go see “The Shrunken Head of Pancho Villa”; hearing music that reminds me of Todd; Meggin leaves message, she’s depressed; “Indian Hobbyism”… so that’s what it is.

Meggin gets the Young Investigator grant; idea to go canoeing this summer; the meaning of “love” in Philosophy; go run in the rain; write letters; listen to “Evening at Stu’s” tape; life with Meggin v. lone hero?

The big day; session with Ray Charland; non-ability to name what I want out of life; he always asks about sex; can’t “see” my future; leave his office, a mess; sign-up for meditation; irritable conversation with Meggin; read her letter earlier.

Windy as hell; couldn’t sleep; some of the American Study 1 TAs are undergrads!; girl from Africa class at SMC; Meggin calls, hyper about flamingoes; listen to The Madness; girl at Oakes coffee shop playing Treasure.

Still cloudy and drizzling; talk to Meggin twice; she is really depressed in Boston; need to go shopping; broccoli bits; California Indian poetry; Casey frustrated by people; the GPs are leaving him their house.

Write cards; still raining; teachers a bit more lively; see girl from Africa class; Case calls with a dilemma; Meggin and Mom both call; want to be more like Whitman; program drums.

Went to class but it was the wrong day; started a letter to Dad; made an appointment to see a counselor; "career" anxiety attack; work study jobs not very promising; called Meggin; tried one of my beers and it was excellent!

Stayed in all day; rain never let up; found local NPR station; Mom realizes I'm gone for good; first-day-of-kindergarten story; Meggin suspicious of over-coddling

Drizzly outside, cold inside; starting to feel sick; did errands all day long — get ID card, buy books; missing Meggin; place still a mess; drove down to beach and watched surfers, calming; when will my phone come on?

Say good-bye to Meggin and her parents, Mom, Tom, Rich, Claire, and George. Leave Los Angeles, looking back at it from the plane window, remembering everything. Raining in Santa Cruz. I spend the first night of my new life, alone.

Went to go get deposit back from U-Haul; Meggin and I meet Lisa and Marc for a drink at El Cholo; period of indecision