EPISODE · Feb 2, 2020 · 33 MIN
Breaking the Chain with Paul Schissler
from RadioActive Chelsea · host Lynae MacLellan
Local Chelsea advocate and family man Paul Schissler shares his emotional story about his family’s mental health. He first takes us back to his childhood, being raised by a man who suffered from PTSD. Then pours into the raw emotion of raising a child with mental health challenges. Get the tissues for this one... it’s real. Support this podcast
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