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Jim takes your calls. Plus – Why are Canadian combat vets being offered MAID? GUESTS: Steve Lloyd - host at TSN 1200 Ottawa Mark Meincke – host of the trauma-recovery podcast Operation Tango Romeo

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From the Archives is our Summer Break Series of Podcasts that highlight some of the most listened to content from previous shows.   Mark Meincke is the host of the popular Operation Tango Romeo podcast - The Trauma Recovery Podcast. Today he's my guest on the PTSD911 Presents Podcast; we talk in depth about trauma and it's effects on the human experience. TRIGGER WARNING: Some of the dialogue on today's show may be troubling for some viewers/listeners. If you or a family member or friend are struggling with mental health issues such as PTSD, please reach out. Here are a few numbers you can call these numbers: IN THE USA: Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, call 988 IN CANADA: 1-833-456-4566ABOUT MARK (In his own words) I was hesitant to attend in-person peer support. But, the fella who invited me was persuasive, and I'm glad he was. In time, I became the Peer Support facilitator. The Canadian Department of National Defense provided me with the training to be certified, and my experience hosting workshops proved to be very useful. Group members wanted a way to preserve the lessons which we shared in Peer Support, so Operation Tango Romeo was born. Through the magic of Podcasting, Peer Support is now available to the world. Veterans, First-Responders, and their families often feel isolated and alone as a result of trauma injuries. By listening to this podcast, they are able to relate to the stories, which provides a valuable sense of connection. Feeling that you are not alone is healing in itself, but PTSD recovery is an activity, not an event. OP TR shares advice on which actions to take in order to heal. Resources on healing and coping through various modalities are shared by having practitioners as guests. It's up to the individual to pick the modality which works for them, and to do the work required to heal. CONNECT WITH MARK: https://operationtraumarecovery.org/     +++++ FIRST RESPONDER WELLNESS PODCAST/PTSD911 MOVIE Web site:  https://ptsd911movie.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ptsd911movie/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ptsd911movie/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQ8jxjxYqHgFQixBK4Bl0Q Purchase the PTSD911 film for your public safety agency or organization: https://ptsd911movie.com/toolkit/ The First Responder Wellness Podcast is a production of ConjoStudios, LLC Copyright ©2024 ConjoStudios, LLC All rights reserved.

Army Veteran, creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast. Award-winning author of "Why Not Me" the keys to unlock your power and release your potentialIn this episode, Dr. Jody has a very raw, deep conversation with Mark Meincke about his life's journey through molestation, rape and PTSD after serving in the army. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's PTSI (itsptsi.com) Biological PTSD Treatment | SGB injection for PTSD | Stella (stellacenter.com) PTSD is an injury that can be treated. In psychology, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is defined as a response to experiencing traumatic or stressful events that create feelings of horror or helplessness. A neuroscience-informed view suggests that what has been called PTSD is in fact a biological injury that can be seen through brain scans. Though PTSD is a common term mental healthcare professionals use, Stella and others have suggested a new term – Post Traumatic Stress Injury (PSTI) – instead of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. By talking about Post-Traumatic Stress as an injury, we can reduce stigmas around healing. At Stella, we have a range of proven treatments for the symptoms and conditions associated with trauma exposure. While many mental healthcare resources highlight the 17 most common PTSD symptoms, there are actually more. Operation Tango Romeo was voted Top 10 Trauma Podcasts in Canada by Feedspot. https://blog.feedspot.com/canada_trauma_podcasts/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tango-romeo/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tango-romeo/support

Introducing Canadian Infantry Veteran, and the Creator and Podcast Host of Operation Tango Romeo Mark Meincke Medical assistance provided to dying veterans and Veterans Affairs offering assisted suicide to Veterans seeking help for PTSD. Misconceptions about PTSD. Limitations of Veterans Affairs and what other healing resources are available. Mark Meincke is a Canadian Infantry Veteran, and the creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast for Veterans, First Responders, & their families.Operation TR is on a mission to save lives and relieve pain by making help for PTS Injuries easily accessible, with a vision of a world where the path to recovery is clear.Those wounded with PTS Injuries are often disconnected from society, and even from their own lives. With this disconnection comes pain, loneliness, depression, and anger. All too often, the sense of disconnection results in reduced ability to create an income, homelessness, and even suicide.Operation TR is an easily accessible lifeline for the wounded to RE-CONNECT. By reconnecting, the listeners know that they are not alone. This connection creates a sense of hope that recovery is possible, and the content of OP TR provides the path to recovery.Website: https://operationtraumarecovery.org/Brought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow."Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Retired army infantryman Mark Meincke, the host of Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast, has uncovered the shocking suicide operation that the Canadian government is waging against its own veterans. Rather than treat veterans for PTSD and wartime trauma, veterans are being offered state-sponsored murder as the 'final solution' for “healthcare” woes. Is this what's coming next to the rest of the developed world? Canada is killing itself, and the market for despair is thriving. Join John-Henry Westen as he and Meincke break open Canada's barbaric obsession with suicide, all a part of its Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) policies—and what the culture of life can do before it's too late.FAITH-BASED FINANCIAL INVESTING IS HERE! CHECK IT OUT! https://www.stjosephpartners.com/lifesite-silver-round Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Jay has a great conversation with Mark Meincke about PTSD.  Mark is a veteran and expert on PTSD trauma recovery.  We talk about various treatment modalities to treat PTSD, high-performance habits, and his recent experience with the MAID Program: Medical assistance in dying as an option for veterans with PTSD in Canada. Mark Meincke served with the Canadian Armed Forces as an Infantry soldier with the third Battalion PPCLI, and the first Battalion PPCLI from 1991-1995.  He was deployed as a United Nations Peacekeeper to Croatia in 1994, where he was injured by a Post Traumatic Stress Injury. Since his release in 1995, Mark has volunteered as an Adult Literacy Tutor, a Respite worker for the Developmentally Disabled, and a Peer Support Facilitator for Veterans and First Responders. Today, he continues to serve others as the host of Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast, for Veterans, First Responders, & Their Families.  Since its inception in August of 2019, Operation Tango Romeo has become what is perhaps the largest Veteran-Hosted PTSD Recovery Podcast in the world. Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast: OperationTraumaRecovery.orgWelcome to the Do Hard Things Podcast with your host Jay Tiegs, Are you ready to amplify and improve your life? Then you are in the right place. On this podcast we have unfiltered conversation with inspiring people who take on challenges and share with us, the wisdom from their journey. We talk about how doing hard things adequately enable all of us to deal with life's struggles and challenges and ultimately improve the quality of our lives. Do Hard Things Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/dohardthings

Today on The Richard Syrett Show: Daniel Bordman, contributor for the National Telegraph talks about the liberals winning the federal by-election in Lakeshore & asks if Poilievre failed his first test as leader. Ruth Gaskovski, The Home School Advisor brings up two homeschooled Edmonton sisters aged 12 & 14 who are receiving their master's degrees from U of T. Art Moore, author at WND discusses the poll that found 12 million Americans have suffered major side effects from COVID shots. Host of “Operation Tango Romeo, The Trauma Recovery Podcast”, Mark Meincke shares his thoughts on Veterans Affairs Canada offering death to vets who call the helpline.

Multiple veterans looking for help say they were instead offered medical aid in dying by Veterans Affairs Canada. It's clear that it's not just one rogue agent — it's department policy, as Mark Meincke discusses this week with guest host Brian Lilley. Meincke, himself a veteran recovering from PTSD, is host of Operation Tango Romeo, a trauma recovery podcast for veterans and first responders, where he's spoken to several vets who were offered death by their own government. Meincke explains the scandalous obstacles that veterans face in getting basic supports for treatable injuries and what needs to be done to fix a system that would rather terminate wounded soldiers than help them. (Recorded December 8, 2022) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this second of a two-part series on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) and mental health, Erin is joined by Mark Meincke, a Veteran and host of the Operation Tango Romeo podcast focused on trauma recovery. Meincke made national headlines this fall when he revealed that Veterans Affairs Canada had already suggested to several Veterans that they consider MAID on assistance calls that originated with a Veteran requesting support for mental injuries. Mark also bravely discusses his own difficult journey with Post Traumatic Stress Injury and how important it is to get Veterans the mental health support they need when they are most vulnerable. The Veteran demonstrates that the Doctor's concerns from episode one are well-founded.

MAID offered to Canadian Armed Forces veterans struggling with PTSD and additional health issues. Our guest has spoken to several CAF veterans about this issue on his podcast. As well, testified before parliamentary Veterans Affairs committee. Guest: Mark Meincke. CAF veteran and host of Operation Tango Romeo, The Trauma Recovery Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Are Veterans Affairs Minister Lawrence MacAuley and his deputy minister Paul Ledwell accusing CAF veteran Chrstine Gauthier of being a liar? https://globalnews.ca/news/9326699/veterans-assisted-dying-gauthier-minister/ Christine Gauthier. CAF veteran who testified before the Veterans Affairs Committee in parliament she was offered MAID when speaking with a VAC caseworker. Gauthier also competed for Canada in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Paralympics and the Invictus Games. Christine Gauthier wrote a letter to Justin Trudeau and VAC Minister Lawrence MacAuley about her experience with the VAC caseworker. Now the minister and his deputy minister appear to be accusing Gauthier of being untruthful. VAC claims there is no evidence in Gauthier's file that she was offered MAID. The MAID offer was verbal Gauthier told me. VAC confirms four suspected cases. Guest: Christine Gauthier. CAF veteran, Canadian paralympian. Testified she was offered Medical Assistance in Dying by VAC caseworker. MAID offered to Canadian Armed Forces veterans struggling with PTSD and additional health issues. Our guest has spoken to several CAF veterans about this issue on his podcast. As well, testified before parliamentary Veterans Affairs committee. Guest: Mark Meincke. CAF veteran and host of Operation Tango Romeo, The Trauma Recovery Podcast. MAID developments. Mental illness as a sole reason for Medical Assistance In Dying by mid-March a national controversy. As Canada's healthcare peels away, medically assisted death MAD (let's call it what it is) is an increasing issue daily. - As well, Veterans Affairs Canada caseworkers offering MAID to CAF veterans suffering both physical and mental health difficulties (PTSD). Guest: Dr. Stefanie Green. Co-founder and president, Canadian Association of MAID Assessors and Providers . Medical advisor to the BC Ministry of Health MAID oversight committee, Clinical faculty UBC and University of Victoria. Author: This is Assisted Dying. Crises at Canada's childrens/pediatric hospitals as hospital run short of beds. What is driving the crisis, what options are available, how long is this expected to last and what might parents/caregivers do? - Also, Global News: “Premiers demand ‘urgent' meeting with Trudeau on health funding” - How significantly is Canada's healthcare delivery spiraling downward? Which patients are most affected and how directly? Is anyone immune from the healthcare delivery downturn? Guest: Dr. Katherine Smart. Past president. Canadian Medical Association. Infectious diseases specialists are not of one mind concerning Covid vaccines/boosters. What are the issues? Guest: Dr. Nel Rau. Infectious diseases specialist, Halton region, Ontario. Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Global News has reported, another CAF member suffering with PTSD has been offered assisted death by a VAC staffer.  Also, former CAF member and host of the podcast Operation Tango Romeo, Mark Meincke shares he has now spoken on his podcast with both a CAF veteran, as well as serving member suffering with PTSD. To each, MAID (medical assistance in dying) was suggested. Guest: Mark Meincke. Podcast Operation Tango Romeo host. Meincke has also testified before parliamentary committee on Veterans Affairs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Perrin Beatty, president/CEO Canadian Chamber of Commerce and former Minister of National Defence in the government of Brian Mulroney. Interview pre-recorded earlier this week. Perrin Beatty on how the COC believes the federal government is missing tremendous opportunities to positively direct the Canadian economy and errors Ottawa is committing on the natural gas/oil and natural resources development file. And: The Emergencies Act. Perrin Beatty is the architect of the E.A. and explains why it was required, what it permits the federal government of the day to engage in and what has to happen prior to the E.A. being invoked (including paying very close attention to the language of the Act. Guest: Perrin Beatty. CEO C.O.C. & fmr defence minister. Thursday at the E.A. Inquiry Deputy prime minister and minister of finance Christiya Freeland testified. Friday, Justin Trudeau testified. We talk to the lawyer who cross-examined both Freeland and Trudeau. Guest: Ewa Krajewska. Co-counsel for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association at the POEC Inquiry. As Global News has reported, another CAF member suffering with PTSD has been offered assisted death by a VAC staffer.  Also, former CAF member and host of the podcast Operation Tango Romeo, Mark Meincke shares he has now spoken on his podcast with both a CAF veteran, as well as serving member suffering with PTSD. To each, MAID (medical assistance in dying) was suggested. Guest: Mark Meincke. Podcast Operation Tango Romeo host. Meincke has also testified before parliamentary committee on Veterans Affairs. During 2022 we lost several NHL stars including Guy Lafleur, Mike Bossy, Clark Gillies and this week Borje Salming. Guest: Guy Carbonneau. Former Captain of the Montreal Canadiens and linemate to Guy Lafleur for three seasons, 1982-'85. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We spoke with Mark Meincke, former Canadian soldier and veterans advocate and host of Operation Tango Romeo, a trauma-recovery podcast for Canadian Forces members, about two more instances of a Veterans Affairs Canada employee discussing medical assistance in dying with a veteran have been discovered during an ongoing investigation into the department. Mark says this should've been a criminal investigation from the get-go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why we remember To remember not only the fallen, but the sacrifices made by the living who have experienced horrors which are simply beyond the comprehension of the unindoctrinated. To acknowledge the sacrifice made by the families of the fallen, and of all those who have served and who are still serving. Because nobody ever truly comes home from war. Only a version of yourself returns. A haunted version, whose very soul has been irreversibly stained by the realization that evil is in fact real, and it does indeed cajole decent people into doing awful things. It's the understanding of how unspeakably horrible one person can be to another. War forever taints you. Witnessing a flagrant disregard for the sanctity of life is not something you can unsee. It is this stain which affects every aspect of your civilian life, often for the rest of your life. We remember our soldiers because they bear a terrible burden, so that others will never have to carry the painful weight of freedom. To acknowledge the privilege we enjoy, of living in a peaceful country where our children can safely walk to school without the fear of their school being bombed. We remember, because we acknowledge that we can't ever fully appreciate the sacrifices, so we remember in lieu of understanding. We remember, because it's the best we can do, and the least we should do to honor our soldiers, sailors, and airmen both past and present. We remember, because they likely know the unforgettable stench of burning human flesh, and the sound of the screams of the burning. We remember them, because they can not forget. We remember, because the survivors often struggle from debilitating depression, relentless nightmares, and uncontrollable anger. We remember because veterans are at a much higher risk of suicide. We remember them, because many of them can never find peace. We remember them, because we don't carry the burden of becoming them. On November the 11th, we will remove our hats, stand for our two minutes of silence, and we will remember them. Mark E. Meincke Veteran Host of: Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

Real Strength Soldiers can go for days without sleep, perform night patrols in the rain, carry crippling heavy loads of gear across multiple miles of treacherous, rugged terrain, and fight heavily armed enemies with complete disregard to their own survival. And they can do it repeatedly for months, or even years on end, holding the line until the war has been won. When Soldiers finish their watch, and are able to return home, they often find themselves unable to settle into domestic life. People can leave the military, but the military never fully leaves them. A piece of the Veteran will always be a soldier. Difficulty in transitioning can range from being merely uncomfortable, to being totally devastating to one's life. Relationships usually suffer, employment is often unstable, and isolation is commonly suffered. This is where REAL Strength is required. Often, the stronger a person has been in their life, the more difficult it is for them to admit they need help. The more a person has been the protector, the sheepdog, the leader, …. the more challenging it is to swallow their pride and ask to be protected, helped, and led out of the darkness. Sadly, most never find the strength to ask for help. As a result they become even more injured. The Soldier tends to turn to either Alcohol or drugs for comfort, and addiction becomes the price they pay for refusing to ask for help. Addiction creates more isolation, the increased isolation creates loneliness and hopelessness. The despair too often results in suicide. The best way to help others find the strength to ask for help, is to let them know that other Sheep Dogs have suffered in similar ways, and have found the courage to ask for help, and walk the healing path. If you are a Veteran of the Military, or a former first responder who has walked the healing path, you have an opportunity to be a beacon of hope to others. You can light the way out of the darkness for those who may be watching you in quiet despair. By “Recovering Out Loud” you can shine your light for others to draw strength from. By recovering out loud, you are trumpetting reveille for those who are yearning to wake from their nightmares. If you are a private person, you can still light a signal fire of healing for the wounded to follow. Simply share episodes of Operation Tango Romeo on your social media pages. Or, share posts from any Veteran or First Responders support organization which you believe in. Active duty Military, First responders, Veterans and their families need support year round,... not just in November. The more aware they are of support, the more likely they are to reach out for it. If you support Veterans, First Responders, & Their families, please share this, and please share posts from support organizations. Doing so may very well save a life, and a family from suffering from the loss of that life. #veterans, #firstresponders, #support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

Join us live and interactive every Sunday evening for inspiring stories and real talk about all things substance use.This week's guest, creator, and host of Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast Podcast,Mark E. Meincke."I was hesitant to attend in-person peer support. But, the fella who invited me was persuasive, and I'm glad he was.In time, I became the Peer Support facilitator. The Canadian Department of National Defense provided me with the training to be certified, and my experience hosting workshops proved to be very useful.Group members wanted a way to preserve the lessons which we shared in Peer Support, so Operation Tango Romeo was born."You won't want to miss this one friends as we talk about PTSD, Trauma recovery, and more, this week right here, on Hard Knox Talks.Buckle up!-------------------------Love what we do? Jump over to Apple Podcasts and give us a review! It would mean the world to us and it'll help our message reach more people!

Mark Meincke is the host of the popular Operation Tango Romeo podcast - The Trauma Recovery Podcast. Today he's my guest on the PTSD911 Presents Podcast; we talk in depth about trauma and it's effects on the human experience. TRIGGER WARNING: Some of the dialogue on today's show may be troubling for some viewers/listeners. If you or a family member or friend are struggling with mental health issues such as PTSD, please reach out. Here are a few numbers you can call these numbers: IN THE USA: Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, call 988 IN CANADA: 1-833-456-4566   ABOUT MARK (In his own words) I was hesitant to attend in-person peer support. But, the fella who invited me was persuasive, and I'm glad he was. In time, I became the Peer Support facilitator. The Canadian Department of National Defense provided me with the training to be certified, and my experience hosting workshops proved to be very useful. Group members wanted a way to preserve the lessons which we shared in Peer Support, so Operation Tango Romeo was born. Through the magic of Podcasting, Peer Support is now available to the world. Veterans, First-Responders, and their families often feel isolated and alone as a result of trauma injuries. By listening to this podcast, they are able to relate to the stories, which provides a valuable sense of connection. Feeling that you are not alone is healing in itself, but PTSD recovery is an activity, not an event. OP TR shares advice on which actions to take in order to heal. Resources on healing and coping through various modalities are shared by having practitioners as guests. It's up to the individual to pick the modality which works for them, and to do the work required to heal. CONNECT WITH MARK: https://operationtraumarecovery.org/   +++++ LEARN MORE ABOUT PTSD911 DOCUMENTARY: https://ptsd911movie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ptsd911movie/ https://www.facebook.com/ptsd911movie/ https://twitter.com/ptsd911movie SUPPORT THE FILM, MAKE A DONATION TO OUR FINISHING FUNDS CAMPAIGN and GET YOUR NAME IN THE CREDITS: https://fundthefirst.com/campaign/ptsd911-documentary-finishing-funds-apgixc PTSD911 Presents is a production of ConjoStudios, LLC Host: Conrad Weaver Copyright ©2022 ConjoStudios, LLC

We're pleased to welcome author, podcaster and proud Canadian, Mr. Mark Meincke to the show. Mark is the host & creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast.   Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JackmanRadio Support Jackman Radio https://www.patreon.com/JackmanRadio

DO THE WORK You can't get strong by watching YOUTUBE videos of other people going to the gym. From the videos you can certainly garner some great tips on HOW to work out effectively, but you won't receive any results without actually doing the workouts. If you break your arm, it's not very useful to sit on the couch thinking about possibly going to the hospital. The longer you sit around just “thinking” about getting help for your arm, the more pain you will endure unnecessarily. If you wait a few days, your arm will start to set itself in the wrong position, causing more unnecessary long term suffering. By not addressing the issue and simply getting help, you have made your broken arm into a way bigger issue than it had to be. If you choose to stay home and just wish you had help, you will suffer from your choices. If help comes to your door, and you refuse to open that door, you will suffer from your choice. This is exactly the same for people who are suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Injuries. If you don't do the work, if you don't take positive action, you will suffer more than you need to. By procrastinating on getting help, the injury is getting worse than it needs to be. If you don't know where to start looking for help, start with my show. Operation Tango Romeo has over 230 episodes that are dedicated to investigating every form of healing that I can find. I have done episodes on Nutrition, exercise, psychedelics, retreats, NLP, equine therapy, motorcycle riding, canine companionship, skilled peer support, EMDR, talk therapy, mental health first aid, finding purpose, and on, and on, and on. There IS help available, all you have to do is put up your hand and ask for it. Reach out to any of the organizations that I've had on the show, and ask for help. If moving forward with help is beyond your capacity right now…what CAN you do? Can you do one pushup an hour? Can you walk up and down stairs? Can you do half of a bodyweight squat? Can you quit drinking alcohol? Can you attend a peer support meeting, in person or online? Can you visit with someone at least once a week? Can you read one paragraph of a self help book every day? Can you learn one new word of a new language every day? Can you do yoga with the help of youtube videos? Can you listen to one episode of my show a day? Can you call a service officer to ask for help? Can you help someone else? Can you volunteer at a food bank, or any other charitable organization? What skills do you have which could be used to help another human being, or an animal? Can you babysit a dog while people are on vacation? Or a cat? Or a goldfish? Or a plant? Can you water plants? Can you compliment someone? Can you smile? Can you keep hydrated? Can you make your bed? Can you take a shower? Can you brush your teeth? If you can do any of these things…then do it. If you can do more, then do more. Focus on what you CAN do, and get it done. Just pick ONE thing, and do it every single day. Eventually you'll find the strength to do two things a day, then three, and your capacity for self care will grow. Eventually you will find the strength to reach out for help, and take your healing to the next level. Taking massive action is great, but not necessary. Tiny steps, done consistently, will get you to a better place…but you still have to take those steps. If you don't, you won't move. If you don't move, nothing will change. If nothing changes, you won't heal. Do the work. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

Visit the Warriors for life website here: https://warriors4life.ca/ By Christians Book on Amazon: Parade State Zero About Christian: Born on the Shores of Cape Breton My name is Christian Lillington and I joined the Canadian Armed Forces on 24 June 1993 in Sydney, Nova Scotia. I grew up in a small fishing community on the northern tip of the Cape Breton Highlands and remained there until embarking on my career in the military. I was always focused on success and I was highly competitive in all aspects of my life. Military Service Throughout my career, I served in numerous positions within the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps, Canadian Army Training System, Military Personnel Generation and the Canadian Army Headquarters. I was posted and held positions within three Armoured Regiments and different training establishments moving over 10 times throughout the country for various postings and positions. I proudly served at home and abroad to include a tour with the United Nations in Eritrea, Africa on Operation Addition in 2001 and two tours to Kandahar, Afghanistan on Operation ATHENA (2006-07 & 2010). Find Operation Tango Romeo on Anchor: HERE Visit Operation Tango Romeo on Facebook HERE Visit the Operation Tango Romeo website HERE Buy the Book “Why not Me?” HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

Visit Lisa's website here: https://www.trancefixed.ca/ About Lisa: After a significant loss and trauma in my life, I started on my own journey of healing. After years of learning and studying, I found hypnotherapy to be the perfect avenue to help others that are also on a similar journey. I am fascinated by the science of how the mind and memories work together to create patterns for your future. In a space of compassion and caring, I will guide you to release what is no longer helping you and empower you to create a new blueprint for your mind to follow. This will open up new potentials, you will be able to experience your life in a clear light. - It is possible. Contact Information Trancefixedtherapy@gmail.com 780-340-3146 Edmonton, Alberta #hypnotherapy, #trauma, #suicide, #grief, Find Operation Tango Romeo on Anchor: HERE Visit Operation Tango Romeo on Facebook HERE Visit the Operation Tango Romeo website HERE Buy the Book “Why not Me?” HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

After leaving the Canadian Army, Mark E. Meincke wrote "Why Not Me? - the keys to unlock your power, and release your potential" for which he received 1rst Prize in an international literary competition for his contributions to human potential. From a desire to help more than only the peer support group, Mark created Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast for Veterans, First Responders, & their Families. The podcast is now listened to in over 40 countries and has touched the lives of tens of thousands of people. Get your copy of The Nimble Warrior here

Mark Meinke is a Canadian Veteran who suffers from PTSD. He's taken the affliction, owned it, and now educates others on how they can deal with their demons. This is done via his podcast which is dedicated to PTSD recovery, "Operation Tango Romeo." In this podcast, we discuss dealing with PTSD, coping mechanisms, alternative therapies, how to help those suffering from PTSD, and identifying if PTSD is something you're subconsciously dealing with or potentially, someone else around you. Let's start "Healing Out Loud!"    Listen, watch on YouTube, or download all episodes on https://TheLaunchpadPodcast.com, and find J-man on social media:   ➤https://YouTube.com/Jmanisalive (subscribe) ➤ https://Instagram.com/Jman_is_alive ➤ https://Facebook.com/TheLaunchpadPodcast ➤ https://Twitter.com/Jmanisalive   "Take care, be well & love simply because you can"

Introducing Mark Meincke, Trauma Recovery Coach His book “Why We Remember” The importance of our Freedoms Learn about some of the issues that afflict our veterans today Mark Meincke is a Canadian Infantry Veteran, and the creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast for Veterans, First Responders, and their families. Operation TR is on a mission to save lives and relieve pain by making help for PTS Injuries easily accessible, with a vision of a world where the path to recovery is clear. Those wounded with PTS Injuries are often disconnected from society, and even from their own lives. With this disconnection comes pain, loneliness, depression, and anger. All too often, the sense of disconnection results in reduced ability to create an income, homelessness, and even suicide. Operation TR is an easily accessible lifeline for the wounded to RE-CONNECT. By reconnecting, the listeners know that they are not alone. This connection creates a sense of hope that recovery is possible, and the content of OP TR provides the path to recovery. More information here

Feel free to recite this work at your local Remembrance Day Ceremony. It has been read by Mayors across the Country, and was published by the Toronto Star. I only ask that you give credit to Mark Meincke, Host of Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast. Why we remember To remember not only the fallen, but the sacrifices made by the living who have experienced horrors which are simply beyond the comprehension of the unindoctrinated. To acknowledge the sacrifice made by the families of the fallen, and of all those who have served and who are still serving. Because nobody ever truly comes home from war. Only a version of yourself returns. A haunted version, whose very soul has been irreversibly stained by the realization that evil is in fact real, and it does indeed cajole decent people into doing awful things. It's the understanding of how unspeakably horrible one person can be to another. War forever taints you. Witnessing a flagrant disregard for the sanctity of life is not something you can unsee. It is this stain which affects every aspect of your civilian life, often for the rest of your life. We remember our soldiers because they bear a terrible burden, so that others will never have to carry the painful weight of freedom. To acknowledge the privilege we enjoy, of living in a peaceful country where our children can safely walk to school without the fear of their school being bombed. We remember, because we acknowledge that we can't ever fully appreciate the sacrifices, so we remember in lieu of understanding. We remember, because it's the best we can do, and the least we should do to honor our soldiers, sailors, and airmen both past and present. We remember, because they likely know the unforgettable stench of burning human flesh, and the sound of the screams of the burning. We remember them, because they can not forget. We remember, because the survivors often struggle from debilitating depression, relentless nightmares, and uncontrollable anger. We remember because veterans are at a much higher risk of suicide. We remember them, because many of them can never find peace. We remember them, because we don't carry the burden of becoming them. On November the 11th, we will remove our hats, stand for our two minutes of silence, and we will remember them. Mark E. Meincke Veteran Host of: Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

When you see an FHM centerfold, you might assume her life is all roses. Liz has a story that you won't believe, and I'm so glad she shared it here, on Operation Tango Romeo. She is proof, that it doesn't matter what happened in your past, you are NOT a slave to your past. You CAN take charge of your future. For Brothers N Arms CBD oil, click here: https://www.bnacbd.co/ To contact Elizabeth for a photo shoot, click here: https://www.lizmarshallfit.net/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

•    Get to know Mark Meincke and the work/programs he is involved in. •    Learn about PTSD and the recovery process involved •    Learn about Operation Tango Romeo •    Learn about the problems that plague military veterans and how we can help them. Mark is a Canadian Infantry Veteran, and the creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast for Veterans, First Responders, & their families. Operation TR is on a mission to save lives and relieve pain by making help for PTS Injuries easily accessible, with a vision of a world where the path to recovery is clear. Those wounded with PTS Injuries are often disconnected from society, and even from their own lives. With this disconnection comes pain, loneliness, depression, and anger. All too often, the sense of disconnection results in reduced ability to create an income, homelessness, and even suicide. Operation TR is an easily accessible lifeline for the wounded to RE-CONNECT. By reconnecting, the listeners know that they are not alone. This connection creates a sense of hope that recovery is possible, and the content of OP TR provides the path to recovery. Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Meincke is a Canadian Infantry Veteran, and the creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast for Veterans, First Responders, & their families. Operation TR is on a mission to save lives and relieve pain by making help for PTS Injuries easily accessible, with a vision of a world where the path to recovery is clear. Those wounded with PTS Injuries are often disconnected from society, and even from their own lives. With this disconnection comes pain, loneliness, depression, and anger. All too often, the sense of disconnection results in reduced ability to create an income, homelessness, and even suicide. Operation TR is an easily accessible lifeline for the wounded to RE-CONNECT. By reconnecting, the listeners knows that they are not alone. This connection creates a sense of hope that recovery is possible, and the content of OP TR provides the path to recovery. Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Life, Love and Betterment For Others" with guest contributors Michelle Cooley & Chuck Trinone,  and guests Executive Director of Michelle's Place Kim Gerrish, Founder of Seeds For Hope Melissa Drake and Creator of Operation Tango Romeo Mark Meincke. We have three outstanding individuals that will share their vision and experience on how we can make this world a better place and instill that openness regardless of the situation and circumstance. Purpose of the Show:   Identify resources to those in need   Realize that regardless of your situations and circumstances you are not alone   Learn how we can all contribute to the betterment of others Michelle is a native of New York City, NY and currently resides in Fort Worth, Texas and Temecula, California. She has been married to James (JC) Cooley for almost 13 years. She has been part of the JC Cooley Foundation since its inception in 2014. Her continued focus is on giving back to the community and finding ways to inspire and help those in need. Chuck is a professional consultant with proven results, planning, managing, and raising over $230 million dollars for nonprofit organizations. Chuck has a passion for helping people secure financial and leadership support and delivers high quality customer service and client satisfaction. Nonprofit boards and volunteer leaders have relied on Chuck and his consulting services to connect them with people of influence and affluence and assist them with ASKING! Kim Gerrish is the Executive Director of Michelle's Place Cancer Resource Center. She was their first employee 17 years ago. She was born and raised in San Diego and graduated from San Diego State University with a Journalism degree. Melissa Drake is the Founder of Seeds of Hope. A 501(c)3 that works with low-income families, but primarily works with legal African refugees in San Diego. She wanted to teach these kids life skills, show and give them opportunities, broaden their horizons, help with education, expose them to things outside their neighborhood. She wants to plant Seeds of Hope in each child and family member to give them vision and hope for their future. Mark Meincke is a Canadian Infantry Veteran, and the creator of Operation Tango Romeo, the Trauma Recovery Podcast, for Veterans, First Responders, & their families. Operation Tango Romeo is on a mission to save lives and relieve pain by making help for PTS Injuries easily accessible, with a vision of a world where the path to recovery is clear. Those wounded with PTS Injuries are often disconnected from society, and even from their own lives. With this disconnection comes pain, loneliness, depression, and anger. All too often, the sense of disconnection results in reduced ability to create an income, homelessness, and even suicide. Operation Tango Romeo is an easily accessible lifeline for the wounded to RE-CONNECT. By reconnecting, the listeners know that they are not alone. This connection creates a sense of hope that recovery is possible, and the content of OP TR provides the path to recovery. Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Meincke is an Infantry Veteran, with a UN Peace Keeping tour of Croatia during the Genocide. After suffering un-diagnosed for over 20 years, Mark finally reached out for help. Soon after he became involved in Peer Support, and became a Peer Support facilitator. Wanting to share the healing power of peer support with a greater audience, Mark created Operation Tango Romeo, the trauma recovery podcast. This podcast is helpful for ANYONE who is suffering from PTSD, but is tailored specifically to Veterans, First Responders, and their families. Website: https://www.operationtraumarecovery.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/traumarecoverypodcast/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmeincke ------------------------- Thanks for watching The Funky Brain Podcast with Dennis Berry. Dennis is a Life Coach for Addiction Recovery and Life Mastery. If you are struggling with any type of addiction like alcohol, food, porn, drugs, or shopping, reach out for help. Asking for help is the first step in solving the addiction puzzle. Maybe you're not struggling with an addiction, but you are simply “stuck” in life and don't know how to push through. Dennis is the master in helping people get laser-focused, accomplishing their goals and dreams, and achieving life mastery on every level. Dennis works with people worldwide and currently has clients in England, Australia, and India. Zoom is a beautiful tool for helping people all over the world. If you like what you see, and you'd like to hire Dennis to speak at your next event, he is the best motivational keynote speaker on the planet. He brings a ton of energy, experience, motivation, and inspiration to the table. His fun, witty, unique spin on life, with a touch of humor, will leave you motivated to get out there and improve yourself. Website: https://www.DennisBerry.com Email: contact@dennisberry.com LinkedIn: dennisberry1 Facebook: @LifeCoach.DennisBerry You can buy his best-selling book on Amazon - Funky Wisdom: A Practical Guide to Life