Mindy may just be the toughest woman alive. She contracted a parasite in the Army, lost four organs, was bed ridden for years, and was tortured and assaulted by her doctors. After years of work and the inability to quit, Mindy recovered with the help of stem cells and HBOT.

Mindy shared their recovery journey through stem cell therapy and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), and their advocacy for veterans and HBOT. Mindy also discussed her published works, "A Resilient Warrior" and "A Dragon's Voice," and their efforts to promote their story and advocate for military sexual assault victims.

Blake Richardson, founder of Help Our Heroes, discussed his organization's mission to make effective treatments for PTSD and TBI accessible to veterans and first responders, primarily through state legislation. He shared his personal journey with TBI and PTSD, detailing his positive transformation after undergoing Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) following the correct neurological protocol and advocating for its broader accessibility, noting the challenges with traditional VA treatments. You can reach Blake at https://www.helpourheroes.org

Robert has been helping people get HBOT treatment for decades and shares his knowledge of HBOT helps not only treat, but heal brain wounds.

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Kristy Andrews joins me to discuss HBOT for Heroes, a nonprofit providing hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) to veterans with TBI and PTSD. Kristy Andrews detailed the positive impacts of HBOT, including measured improvements in cognitive function and reductions in suicidal ideation among Veterans treated at their partner clinic in N.C. We discussed the varying state-level access to HBOT, the costs and logistics of the 40-treatment program, and the potential long-term benefits of HBOT on brain health and overall well-being.

Be sure to visit https://hbot4heroes.org/ to learn more

Hear an officers perspective of the nuclear age of Johnston Island.

The conclusion of the interview series highlighting current state of Johnston Island. Steve Palmer works for the USAF and is responsible for the remediation of chemicals at the island. Be sure to subscribe to his Youtube channel for great videos from the island https://www.youtube.com/@AroundtheWorld-SallyandJames

Ron served on Johnston Island during the 90s and helped rid the Army of chemical and biological weapons.

Frank served on Johnson Island and in this episode, we dive into the fascinating history of Johnston Atoll, a remote U.S. territory in the Pacific Ocean. From its role as a nuclear test site in the 1950s and 60s to its use as a chemical weapons disposal facility, we explore the island’s secretive military past. We’ll also uncover its transformation into a National Wildlife Refuge, home to vibrant seabird populations and marine life, and discuss the environmental challenges it faces today. Join us for a journey to this isolated outpost with a complex legacy.