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“The loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the heart of a mother.”~ St. Thérèse of LisieuxThe arrival of a child is an unspeakable gift and a grace for which to be thankful. But there can also be deeply painful moments during pregnancy and after the baby arrives. Millions of mothers know the hardship of postpartum depression, anxiety, distance from their spouse, disappointment, difficulty nursing, and the resulting shame. Is there anything we can do in the middle of such big, and sometimes surprising, challenges?Dr. Lyndsey Day joins Kenna for a beautiful and deeply real conversation about the mental health challenges associated with pregnancy and the postpartum months. Dr. Day's faith allows her to journey with women as an OB-GYN in a way that is a ministry and a mission for the good of mothers and families. She and Kenna discuss the reasons that the postpartum period is so difficult, impactful options for offering healing & support to mothers, and the impossible expectations that women so often feel. Join us for an encouraging and consoling conversation that is hand-made for all mothers & those who love them!Dr. Lyndsey Day received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Saint Ambrose University and her medical degree from the University of Iowa. She completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Loyola University Medical Center just outside of Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Day has a passion for women's healthcare and thoroughly enjoys providing obstetric and gynecologic care to women throughout all phases of life. Dr. Day loves to garden and hike and be with her family. Dr. Day's husband and 5 children fill her life with much joy, many trips to Costco, a fair amount of life experience, a small menagerie that the kids are constantly trying to add to (currently includes 4 cats and a golden retriever), and so very much love.Episode 45 Show NotesFor more information on help for postpartum depression, including support groups, visit postpartumdepression.orgGet ready for our book study on The Love That Keeps Us Sane by Fr. Marc Foley, OCD: order your copy hereChapters:00:00: Introduction and Highs & Hards11:24: OB-GYN medicine as a ministry21:10: Dealing with disappointment in parenthood26:47: Postpartum mood disorders36:53: The place for medication & Giving yourself grace50:24: Surrendering to God's will 53:58: Challenge By ChoiceQuestions for Reflection & Discussion:What is one thing that stuck out to you from this episode?Mothers, what was your pregnancy and postpartum experience like? What were the greatest joys and struggles?What are some of the unfair expectations that mothers feel? What contributes to these expectations?Why do so many mothers feel shame about their postpartum struggles? How can you hThank you for listening! Visit us online at thiswholelifepodcast.com, and send us an email with your thoughts, questions, or ideas.Check us out on Instagram & FacebookInterested in more faith-filled mental health resources? Check out the Martin Center for IntegrationMusic: "You're Not Alone" by Marie Miller. Used with permission.

Chris Fish and Joe Lynch discuss bulk food transport. Chris is the Senior Vice President of Dedicated Contract Transportation by Ruan Transportation which provides Dedicated Contract Transportation, Managed Transportation, and Value-added Warehousing. About Chris Fish Chris Fish was appointed Senior Vice President of Dedicated Contract Transportation in 2017. He joined Ruan Transportation Management Systems in 1998 and has served in various progressive roles of leadership over his tenure. Fish has been in the transportation industry for the last 30 years, serving on various transportation committees during that time. Chris is a native of Chicago, IL, and attended Saint Ambrose University in Davenport, IA. Chris and his spouse Christine are active in the community; most recently, Chris served as the chairperson of Ruan's record breaking 2020 United Way of Central Iowa campaign. About Ruan Transportation Founded in 1932, Ruan is a family-owned transportation company providing Dedicated Contract Transportation, Managed Transportation, Value-added Warehousing, and Brokerage Support Services. With 90 years of transportation and logistics experience, Ruan is one of the top 10 privately owned transportation service companies in the country. The company operates from 300 locations nationwide and employs over 5,500 team members. Key Takeaways: Successful Bulk Food Transport In his role as Senior Vice President of Dedicated Contract Transportation at Ruan, Chris and his team help food producers transport bulk shipments. In the podcast interview, Chris explains that there is a higher bar for bulk food transport. Because the risk of contamination (intentional and unintentional) is very high, there is a lot of regulatory compliance for both producers and carriers. Bulk food carriers like Ruan must meet a higher standard in areas like driver training, licensing, weighing & sampling, and food safety. While there are plenty of small carriers that succeed in the space, big carriers who have the resources (people, tractors, tankers, ability to invest) are usually a better fit in the bulk food transportation business. The pandemic highlighted some of the real challenges faced by both milk producers and their supply chain partners. Overnight, milk producers were forced to drastically redirect their product to alternative channels. Milk cows never stop producing the product so the milk is either sold or it is wasted. Large carriers like Ruan who have a large fleet, visibility, and the ability to reallocate resources to key customers made all the difference for milk producers in their time of crisis. When selecting a bulk food transportation partner carrier, Chris suggests that food producers look for the following 5 attributes in a carrier: A large pool of drivers who have experience in bulk transport, low turnover, proper training, and certifications. Owns assets including tractors, trailers, terminals -  especially valuable during times when capacity is a problem. The right culture – one that values ownership, employee engagement, safety, customer relationships, accountability, integrity, operational excellence, sustainability, etc. An exceptional logistics / back office that can plan, execute, and manage every risk and every continency. Cutting edge technology in their trucks, terminals, and offices. Learn More About Successful Bulk Food Transport Chris Fish LinkedIn Ruan Transportation The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube

THE SURPRISE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS AT THANKSGIVING by Theresa SpanThis is a modern-day story told from the wolf's perspective who tries to borrow a cup of sugar from three pigs. He tries to convince them he's not a pig eater because he's not the same wolf they had read about in other books.It wasn't until he smelled the aroma of Thanksgiving cooking coming from Oink's house that he realized he was a wolf who's possibly capable of eating pigs.An old friend who lives in the forest reserves knew him when he was a little feller was his last hope to borrow a cup of sugar. On Thanksgiving Day, he goes to the old man's house and learns there is a surprise waiting for him when he arrives.Theresa A. Span was born and raised in South Bend, Indiana.  Her first article was published in the South Bend Tribune's "Voice To The People" column when she was 17 years old. She received her BA in Psychology from Saint Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa.  Soon after, she enrolled at Western Illinois University.  She went on to teach children with special needs in the South Suburban area of Chicago, Illinois.  At a community college in Palos Hills, IL she taught an an adjunct instructor (Life Changes, Challenges and Choice).The president/founder of Christ Hands and Rescue Mission (CHARM), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports women of domestic violence, elderlies and other services.  She's committed to volunteering at shelters and extended care facilities for elderlies.  Theresa has a heart for missions and enjoys traveling outside the United States to serve others who are less fortunate.A true visionary who enjoys creating and developing programs, as well as writing various types of writings that focus on children, but not limited to.  When not traveling, writing and creating programs, she spends her time making dresses for Dress a Girl Around the World, which believes every girl should have a dress.  Dresses are taken on mission trips.A mother of two adult children and a proud grandmother of ten grands, she currently resides in Chicago, IL south suburban area.https://www.amazon.com/Surprise-Story-Three-Little-Thanksgiving/dp/1640037934http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/thspanrm.mp3

Successful Bulk Food Transport with Chris Fish Chris Fish and Joe Lynch discuss bulk food transport. Chris is the Senior Vice President of Dedicated Contract Transportation by Ruan Transportation which provides Dedicated Contract Transportation, Managed Transportation, and Value-added Warehousing. About Chris Fish Chris Fish was appointed Senior Vice President of Dedicated Contract Transportation in 2017. He joined Ruan Transportation Management Systems in 1998 and has served in various progressive roles of leadership over his tenure. Fish has been in the transportation industry for the last 30 years, serving on various transportation committees during that time. Chris is a native of Chicago, IL, and attended Saint Ambrose University in Davenport, IA. Chris and his spouse Christine are active in the community; most recently, Chris served as the chairperson of Ruan's record breaking 2020 United Way of Central Iowa campaign. About Ruan Transportation Founded in 1932, Ruan is a family-owned transportation company providing Dedicated Contract Transportation, Managed Transportation, Value-added Warehousing, and Brokerage Support Services. With 90 years of transportation and logistics experience, Ruan is one of the top 10 privately owned transportation service companies in the country. The company operates from 300 locations nationwide and employs over 5,500 team members. Key Takeaways: Successful Bulk Food Transport In his role as Senior Vice President of Dedicated Contract Transportation at Ruan, Chris and his team help food producers transport bulk shipments. In the podcast interview, Chris explains that there is a higher bar for bulk food transport. Because the risk of contamination (intentional and unintentional) is very high, there is a lot of regulatory compliance for both producers and carriers. Bulk food carriers like Ruan must meet a higher standard in areas like driver training, licensing, weighing & sampling, and food safety. While there are plenty of small carriers that succeed in the space, big carriers who have the resources (people, tractors, tankers, ability to invest) are usually a better fit in the bulk food transportation business. The pandemic highlighted some of the real challenges faced by both milk producers and their supply chain partners. Overnight, milk producers were forced to drastically redirect their product to alternative channels. Milk cows never stop producing the product so the milk is either sold or it is wasted. Large carriers like Ruan who have a large fleet, visibility, and the ability to reallocate resources to key customers made all the difference for milk producers in their time of crisis. When selecting a bulk food transportation partner carrier, Chris suggests that food producers look for the following 5 attributes in a carrier: A large pool of drivers who have experience in bulk transport, low turnover, proper training, and certifications. Owns assets including tractors, trailers, terminals -  especially valuable during times when capacity is a problem. The right culture – one that values ownership, employee engagement, safety, customer relationships, accountability, integrity, operational excellence, sustainability, etc. An exceptional logistics / back office that can plan, execute, and manage every risk and every continency. Cutting edge technology in their trucks, terminals, and offices. Learn More About Successful Bulk Food Transport Chris Fish LinkedIn Ruan Transportation The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube

Matthew Maltese, Sports Director, interviews Cougars defensive back Khyre Mitchell following the 17-10 loss against Saint Ambrose University.

Abbie Metz is the head coach of the new Women's Soccer program at Black Hawk College in Illinois, part of the Quad Cities. She attended Black Hawk College as a student before going on to Saint Ambrose University where she also played as an athlete. She has coached for Sporting Iowa East. We talk about what it's like to start a program in a pandemic and some of the things that keeper her grounded as a coach including faith and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Tuesday, July 7 9:30a.m.: ACB Welcome Show 10:00a.m.: Invocation: Deb Trevino, Newark, DE Pledge of Allegiance: JPMorgan Chase Fellows: Koni Sims, Sioux Falls, SD; and Wanda Denise Williford, Trenton, NJ 10:10a.m.: ACB Business: ACB Sponsor Recognitions: Margarine Beaman, Advertising and Sponsorship Coordinator, Austin, TX Diamond Sponsor Presentation: JPMorgan Chase Emerald Sponsor Presentation: Charter Communications, Petr Kucheryavyy, Sr. Manager Accessibility Center of Excellence, Denver, CO ACB Angel Presentations: Joel Bauer (1943 – 2018), Missouri Dee Wilmot Youngblut Clayton (1937 – 2020), North Carolina Presiding Officer: Ray Campbell, Second Vice President, Glen Ellyn, IL 10:45a.m.: Information, Referral and Peer Support Program: Claire Stanley, Advocacy and Outreach Specialist, Alexandria, VA 11:10a.m.: Scholarship Presentations: Carmen Guzman, Celebration, FL, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL (R. I. Gillette, Gladys C. Anderson and Karen D. Carsel Scholarship) Nicolas Spohn, Manheim, PA, Penn State, Harrisburg, Middletown, PA (Kelly Cannon and Paul and Ellen Ruckes Scholarship) Traci Jones, Longmont CO, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Washington, DC (Norma Schecter and Doctor Duane Buckley Scholarship) Thandra Ritchie, Muskatine, IA, Saint Ambrose University, Davenport, IA (John Hebner Scholarship) 11:30a.m.: Break 11:45a.m.: American Foundation for the Blind: Kirk Adams, President and CEO, Arlington, VA 12:05p.m.: Audio/Video Presentation: Ten Years of the CVAA, What's Next for People Who are Blind, Deaf, and Deafblind for Accessing Telecommunications and Audio Description: U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Audio Description Project Achievement Awards and Update: Kim Charlson, ADP Co-Chair, Watertown, MA; Carl Richardson, ADP Co-Chair, Boston, MA; Jeff Thom, ADP Awards Committee Chair, Sacramento, CA; and Joel Snyder, Director, Audio Description Project, Takoma Park, MD 12:35p.m.: Foundation Fighting Blindness: Benjamin Shaberman, Senior Director of Scientific Outreach, Columbia, MD 12:50p.m.: Door Prizes and Announcements

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Dr. Chrissy Ropp, PT, DPT, GCS comes onto the HET Podcast to give us her unique perspective as a Site Coordinator of Clinical Education (SCCE).   Resources Mentioned: OSF Healthcare American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) American Speech- Language- Hearing Association (ASHA) APTA Academy of Physical Therapy Education (APTE): Educational Leadership Conference 2019 Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program- Level 1 Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program- Level 2 National Consortium of Clinical Educators Clinical Site Information Form (CSIF)   Biography: Chrissy Ropp, PT, DPT, GCS is a graduate of Mount St. Mary's College and Saint Ambrose University. She is the Coordinator of Clinical Education for Rehabilitation Services for the Illinois Neurological Institute. She is a Board Certified Specialist in Geriatric Physical Therapy and provided therapy expertise for the Illinois Neurological Institute's Amputee Clinic for more than 10 years.     The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool  Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)

In this 78th episode of Philosophy Bakes Bread Eric Thomas Weber and Anthony Cashio interview Tadd Ruetenik, Professor of Philosophy at Saint Ambrose University, on "Demons and Other Unusual Mental States." Tadd is the author of The Demons of William James: Religious Pragmatism Explores Unusual Mental States, out this year with Palgrave MacMillan.   Tadd is the winner of the 2018 Ila and John Morrow Prize from the Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy. He teaches American philosophy, critical thinking, philosophy of life, and philosophy of religion. In addition to The Demons of William James, Tadd’s publications have been featured in The Pluralist, Contemporary Pragmatism, Teaching American Literature, the journal of Philosophy and Theology, and the Journal of Religion and Health, and have been on topics ranging from Animal Ethics, to Jane Addams and Christian Science.   Listen for our “You Tell Me!” questions and for some jokes in one of our concluding segments, called “Philosophunnies.” Reach out to us on Facebook @PhilosophyBakesBread and on Twitter @PhilosophyBB; email us at philosophybakesbread@gmail.com; or call and record a voicemail that we play on the show, at 859.257.1849. Philosophy Bakes Bread is a production of the Society of Philosophers in America (SOPHIA). Check us out online at PhilosophyBakesBread.com and check out SOPHIA at PhilosophersInAmerica.com.

Abbey Curran was crowned Miss Iowa USA 2008. Born with Cerebral palsy, she became the first person dealing with a special challenge throughout her life to compete in the prestigious Miss USA competition.  Abbey Curran is founder of Miss You Can Do It, a pageant for girls with disabilities who range in age from 5 to 28. Now in its 14th year, the pageant has been incredibly successful in bringing Abbey's basic message to its contestants and their families: that any journey, great or small, begins with two words: "I'll try." The Miss You Can Do It pageant remains a unique, annual event that imbues its young contestants with joy, confidence and pride. It's so successful that, in 2013, HBO made a beautiful documentary about it (titled Miss You Can Do It) in which Abbey is prominently featured.  Abbey graduated from Saint Ambrose University with a bachelor's degree in Communications. She spent the last year in nursing school. In recent years, she's given motivational speeches at dozens of venues and events, from fundraising banquets for United Cerebral Palsy to colleges and schools throughout the country. Abbey has appeared on many TV shows, among them The Early Show, The Ellen Show, Katie with Katie Couric, Inside Edition, Access Hollywood, Extra, Fox and Friends, Fox News and CNN Headline News. She has also been featured in stories in also had an exclusive feature story in People and Vogue. In 2011, she was honored by the distinguished Susan G. Komen Foundation, which named her "Leader of the Future" and "Most Inspirational Woman in America."   Last year HarperCollins published Abbey's autobiography, The Courage to Compete. Abbey currently lives in Chicago where she is working as a medical sales rep. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themichaelcalderinshow/message

Ira Weintraub now talks with Associate Head Football Coach Chance Childers as they prepare for Saint Ambrose University this Saturday at 1PM

Ira Weintraub now talks with Associate Head Football Coach Chance Childers as they prepare for Saint Ambrose University this Saturday at 1PM

Ira Weintraub now talks with Associate Head Football Coach Chance Childers as they prepare for Saint Ambrose University this Saturday at 1PM

Sarah is a licensed and board certified occupational therapist.  Since graduating from Saint Ambrose University she has worked with children in outpatient clinics and schools. Sarah is one of our therapists who works both the school and clinic.   Since Sarah works in the schools, I started the conversation asking her perspective on what therapy looks like in a school setting and what techniques she uses in that environment.