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Mar 13, 2023 1 hr 33 min

128 - Lindsay Traurig

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Lindsay Traurig is a Behavior Analyst, Breast Cancer Survivor, Brain Cancer Survivor, and owner of one of the most infectious smiles you can find. She discusses moving to a new town and school as a teen, adapting to a bigger city, and the role she played as an older sibling. Lindsay also discusses being in a sorority in college, her mother's brain cnacer, and the cultural awakening she had when she took a teaching job in Arizona. She then goes into detail about what it was like to get diagnosed with breast cancer and come out of it just in time to get diagnosed with brain cancer, all while starting a new career as a Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA). Looking for all of the flavor of craft beer without all of the regrets of being a fricking moron? Check out all of the great brews available at http://www.WellBeingBrewing.com/FRIENDREQUEST and save 10% on your next order! Patreon exists. Check it out. http://www.patreon.com/friendrequestpod/

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