Thinking suicide? No!
Episode 15 of the What to do, in Central Texas podcast, hosted by Real People: Talk About Real Life, titled "Thinking suicide? No!" was published on September 10, 2020 and runs 20 minutes.
September 10, 2020 ·20m · What to do, in Central Texas
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Summary
I have had a great life, 50 years plus old now... for all but maybe 7-8 years of it, but getting past the tough parts has always lead to better days. From homeless to millionaire status, that's the best thing to ever happen in life.
Episode Description
I have had a great life, 50 years plus old now... for all but maybe 7-8 years of it, but getting past the tough parts has always lead to better days. From homeless to millionaire status, that's the best thing to ever happen in life.
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