Heroes Project, Author at The Heroes Project

Let Me Ease Your Burden

Daily on Facebook, I post a live feed, where I play piano by ear. My goal is to play from the soul. My mission, though – is to make people feel joyous, and thus share their spark with others. That is so important to me!At the end of every live feed, I make a statement before I play my closing song, which is called, ‘Peace, I leave.’ I speak openly to the audience, saying the following: ‘Energy is highly transferable. It takes nothing away from those who share their spark with others. It has a ricochet effect and will come back to you tenfold, but it also has a ripple effect – and...

Jessica’s Story – Coming Soon

Jessica’s courageous story coming soon.

Clarence’s Story

Clarence Wesloski is a current active Peace Officer with the County of Grande Prairie and mental health advocate. This amazing story of Clarence’s journey with an occupational stress injury and PTSD will be a three-part series. Pandora’s Box Clarence Wesloski’s story as told by him, written by Erin Flanagan Stashko. In modern times Pandora’s Box has come to symbolize significant and unexpected troubles that spill out, once opened. We often visualize Pandora’s Box as something tangible, and for Clarence Wesloski, a 28-year First Responder veteran (including Law Enforcement, EMS, Search...

TRUDY’S STORY

Well, my story is a lengthy one but for the purpose of this forum, I am going to concentrate on the journey through my career, PTSD, and growth in recovery. I have never written my story out before and only spoke about it publicly once so please bear with me as I try to navigate through this process.

The Eye of the Storm

Story by Corporal Michael Jaszczszyn Introduction by Erin Flanagan Stashko I’d like to introduce to you, Corporal Michael Jaszczszyn of the Grande Prairie, Alberta, RCMP detachment. Imagine – Being told at only 25 years of age that you will end up in palliative care from cancer, because ‘there’s nothing anyone can do for you.’ Now imagine losing the sight in one eye but feeling ecstatic anyway because you woke up and are alive. And through that significant loss of eyesight in one eye comes a tremendous gain: An appreciation for life that quickly emerges to a strong desire to ‘right’ the...

GARY’S STORY

Gary Benoit is a current active member of the Edmonton Police Service. “I had to shoot somebody to save my life, but don’t tell anyone,” I told my wife, as I crawled into bed and fell fast asleep.

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