Do you feel like you would like to quit drinking alcohol, but feel overwhelmed or don't know where to start? With alcohol being woven into the fabric of society and often a part of social functions and daily living the thought of going alcohol-free can seem almost impossible.

Join us as we discuss all things alcohol with Bardia, The Stop Drinking Coach. Learn about his personal journey with alcohol and how it's led to a coaching program that has successfully helped hundreds of people live an alcohol-free life.

Check out Bardia's social media: @thestopdrinkingcoach (all platforms have the same handle)

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Join us as we take a deep dive into Logan Cooper's world. Logan is a trauma therapist who is rising on TikTok with her humorous take on life, parenting, and trauma.

Logan's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@crookedcounselorcooper

Video Referenced in Podcast Episode: https://www.tiktok.com/@convos_with_suzy/video/7169026103648996654?_r=1&_t=8hLCy0IWpgJ

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We had a cause of death, but it was incorrect and caused huge problems when dealing with insurance. Join us as we share the process of getting an attorney and an independent medical examiner to help us fight the insurance companies all while still reeling from the aftermath of Erick's death and the fact that the autopsy did not support the original manner and cause of death listed on his death certificate.

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We finally had the official autopsy report and the death certificate. We finally had answers, but what do you do when it's very clear that the official ruling on the cause of death is inaccurate based on the autopsy itself AND that ruling affects your finances and ability to move forward? Join us as we read through Erick's final autopsy report, what he died from at the age of 38, the police investigation, and share our feelings just prior to the release of his death certificate and after when we realized the medical examiner clearly allowed personal bias to interfere with the facts of the autopsy, which lead to an official cause of death that changed everything moving forward.

Trigger Warning: Topics covered include drug use, alcohol abuse, and suicide.

If you are struggling with mental health, you can find resources at NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness): https://www.nami.org

If you would like more information on alcohol and alcohol abuse, check out the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism: https://www.niaaa.nih.gov

Erick relapsed three weeks prior to his sudden death. This episode is emotional for both of us as Isack shares deeply personal regrets about the things that he said to Erick during this time. Suzy talks about how easy it is to play the "What if?" game around things that could have been done that may have changed the outcome and we both share our feelings of guilt in the things that were left unresolved due to his sudden death in the midst of this crisis.

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