Episode 100 Yay! Today the ladies start out with a chame. Ginger thought her Arlo issues were resolved when they were not and again, she will have to call them and ask WTF?
Marie talks about Bryan Lawson
Men experiencing domestic violence have legitimate avenues for help, although one of the problems is that many services are still perceived as primarily designed for women. The reality is that men can be victims of physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, financial and coercive abuse—and resources do exist specifically for them.
1. The National Domestic Violence Hotline
This is probably the best first stop, even for a man who isn't sure whether what he's experiencing "counts" as domestic violence.
National Domestic Violence Hotline – Get Help
Call: 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Text: START to 88788
Online chat: available through their website
24/7, confidential
They can help with safety planning, legal resources, shelters, counseling and local programs.
Importantly, The Hotline explicitly states that men can be victims of domestic violence and that its advocates can help male victims locate appropriate resource
We give tributes to Hayden, Dolly and Tim Curry who all recently passed.
Ginger shares her 20 songs that correlate to her life. Please share yours in our group or Facebook page.
Lastly Ginger shares an Instagram account that popped up. It's a one-man show doing clips from movies. Look up Juliancookies.
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