Sharks and Daisies: George Cavallo-Former Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer

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Sharks and Daisies: George Cavallo-Former Coast Guard Rescue SwimmerH.A.L.T. and Call for BackupCoast to Coast with Mike Koch and Jim McLintockPositive Connections Radio: E-105George Cavallo, a former Chief Warrant Officer and Coast Guard rescue swimmer, shares his experience and courage working for the United States Coast Guard. While saving many lives, George dives deep into the struggles of experiencing death, destruction and total mayhem involved with being a first responder in Hurricane Katrina and other tragedies out at sea. His memoir, "Sharks and Daisies," immerses readers in the intense world of rescue swimming, narrating the physical and emotional challenges faced by those risking their lives for others."Be Strong, Stand up, Speak your Truth and Break the Stigma"www.MentalHealthNewsRadionetwork.comwww.positiveconnectionsradio.comwww.McLintockcounseling.comPositiveConnectionsRadio@gmail.com

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