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March 6: FFTs with Brené Brown. Listen here: https://brenebrown.com/podcast/brene-on-ffts/

March 13: David Kessler and Brené Brown on Grief and Finding Meaning. Listen here: https://brenebrown.com/podcast/david-kessler-and-brene-on-grief-and-finding-meaning/

March 20: Brené with David Eagleman on The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain. Listen here: https://brenebrown.com/podcast/brene-with-david-eagleman-on-the-inside-story-of-the-ever-changing-brain/

March 27: Brenè with Tim Ferriss and Dax Shepard on Podcasting, Daily Practices, and the Long and Winding Path to Healing. Listen

We used to learn some basics in middle school...and about a decade later I was able to save someone 'on the spot' who'd eaten too much (at once of anything really) stringy roast beef...

.It helps to review every few years and really 'the more often the better..." especially for youth, elders or others who may have trouble chewing (and may have food get trapped or pocketed between the teeth and cheeks) and be aware some people cannot drink water but need a thickened liquid or juice.

Preventing a lot of basic problems is a lot easier than having to address concerns people aren't aware of.

Here are some notes I am takoing while listening to a virtual program about CT homelessness.

Family and Children's Agency (FCA) of Fairfield County CT hosting a virtual forum to inform people about homelessness. They take a PIT (Point In Time) measure in one day to get a snap shot of what is happening for homelessness and those who are housed. In CT, 2900 hundred people were homeless, and just under 650 in Fairfield County were homeless (that's from the 2023.)

The US Congress uses that PIT to base funding and programs on.