13, 2019, Lord arrived at work on Farmington Falls Road to find there was no hot water in the building and that its propane tank was empty. Brown and Techno Metal Post of Maine wree 'directly and vicariously negligent' through their employees, according to the Lewiston newspaper.

If you like the 3rd Act podcast, visit our website to subscribe, listen to past episodes, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter.The suit was settled through an agreement among all parties and the case will not be brought back to court.ДЄ separate suit filed by Larry Lord of Jay - the maintenance supervisor at LEAP who suffered burns on over 85 percent of his body in the blast - and his wife Sandra, was settled in May, their attorney, Steve Silin, of Berman & Simmons of Lewiston told the Sun Journal.Д«oth of the lawsuits claimed that C.N. Join the 3rd Act Community to bring together connections, good stories, and a shared mission to help others. Built on the pillars of illumination, compassion, and inspiration, it's your place to get involved, spotlights of non-profits, and 3rd Act Merch. This episode of the 3rd Act podcast is brought to you by. The Michigan Medicine Multi-disciplinary Brain Tumor Clinic.Kiss Your Brain: Diagnosis Diaries - by Christina Costa.On what I know is fact, I don't know what my life will be like in five years, 10 years or longer, but I do know I'm strong. I've learned in therapy is do focus on truths.I thought I don't want to fight my brain for the rest of my life. It didn't sit right with me and thinking about how much I love the brain and how much I tell my students, the brain is amazing. And when I started hearing that, of course, I've seen that all around me in commercials and advertising, but when people started to say it to me, it was really uncomfortable. But when you hear the word cancer, you then hear warrior fighter.Thank you tragedy for what you've taught me. It can introduce you to the bravest people that walked this earth and the smartest people born to help you heal. It can bring an unexplainable peace, a love for your body that you never knew. It can strengthen faith and it can accelerate dreams. Tragedy can kick you down and lift you up in the same breath.She also used some of the funds to help go towards research. We discuss why she wrote her book during her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery and the response she has seen from it.Christina shares the moving story of sharing her Ted Talk and her diagnosis with her middle school students.Christina defines a neurodivergent person.We talk about her Ted talk and what that experience was like for her.Christina was a neuroscience undergraduate, and has always thought of herself as a 'brain-nerd.'.Trying to articulate the difference between fighting brain cancer without fighting or blaming her brain. For Christina, she wanted to bring attention to the narrative of loving your body and brain even during the time she had the uninvited guest of cancer.We talk about some of her thoughts, poems and observations in her book, Kiss Your Brain: Diagnosis Diaries.Writing letters to people you are grateful for and giving those letters to then in person or reading them on the phone.Doing a gratitude list when you wake up in the morning.This doesn't mean that they are easy, but they can make an incredible impact. Gratitude practices are something that anyone, no matter what they are going through can implement.In Christina's research and now her life she studies the practice of gratitude.

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