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In this episode, ReEmployAbility's Jaylin Rasumoff, Ashley Valentin, and Rachel Kicak share their personal experiences during Hurricanes Helene and Milton, which battered the Tampa Bay area. Jaylin recounts the terrifying intensity of the winds, but more importantly, we explore how these disasters foster unexpected bonds and resilience within communities, similar to the early days of COVID-19.
The conversation highlights the power of neighbors supporting one another, the importance of clear communication, especially with injured workers, and the lasting impact of unity in the face of adversity. Rachel also emphasizes the critical role of preparedness, drawing from her experience at ReEmployAbility, discussing both the humor and seriousness of being ready for storms and return-to-work programs. Together, these stories reveal essential lessons in community strength and proactive planning.
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In this episode, ReEmployAbility's Jaylin Rasumoff, Ashley Valentin, and Rachel Kicak share their personal experiences during Hurricanes Helene and Milton, which battered the Tampa Bay area. Jaylin recounts the terrifying intensity of the winds, but more importantly, we explore how these disasters foster unexpected bonds and resilience within communities, similar to the early days of COVID-19.
The conversation highlights the power of neighbors supporting one another, the importance of clear communication, especially with injured workers, and the lasting impact of unity in the face of adversity. Rachel also emphasizes the critical role of preparedness, drawing from her experience at ReEmployAbility, discussing both the humor and seriousness of being ready for storms and return-to-work programs. Together, these stories reveal essential lessons in community strength and proactive planning.