The Best Thing I ever Failed at Was Suicide: Tricia Minkler

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Positive Connections Radio:The Best Thing I Ever Failed At was Suicide Tricia Minkler is our guest today on Positive Connections Radio. Tricia started out working as a Deputy Assistant Prosecutor with the US Attorney’s Office in King County Washington. She then became a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for Mason County and an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Auburn. Having a lifelong dream of becoming a police officer, Tricia gave up her career as an attorney and became a Police Officer for the City of Auburn and Des Moines Washington. Tricia shares her story of dealing with alcoholism and mental health issues along with her recovery path and how she survived to tell her story to help others. Listen and find out how she was on the verge of ending her life when the call for duty halted her intentions and she finally reached out for help. www.linkedin.com/in/tricia-minkler-076875210www.MentalHealthNewsRadioNetwork.comwww.positiveconnectionsradio.com

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