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Air Miles Ago I Couldn't Even Leave My Home Anxiety and Depression controlled
my life
In
1980 while living in her native Michigan, VanSickle was plagued with
panic attacks and clinical depression, and became virtually housebound.
The practical, effective mental fitness techniques described in her
book, Peace of Body, Peace of Mind, enabled her to return to school,
start a new profession, relocate across the country and ultimately overcome
both disorders.
VanSickle says: "Decreasing the impact
of daily stressors is one of the most critical keys to good mental health." |
Today,
I can do whatever I choose.
I am free from inner turmoil.
I live, not merely exist.
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TODAY - Inner
struggle, fear and apprehension are strangers! |
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Rose
VanSickle was presented Rotary International's prestigious Paul Harris
Fellow award at the Research Triangle Park, NC Club's Annual Awards
dinner.
Rose
was honored as Community Service Recipient for her volunteer work
with Recovery, International Self-Help Mental Health. For more than 20 years
she has been a Group Leader and is a former Area Leader, Board Member,
Committee Chairperson, and is a Past President of the international
organization.
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Rose
in Los Angeles to honor dear friend, Bob Dey.
Bob
Dey was presented the Elizabeth Hartigan Award for his outstanding
contributions in the field of recovery. A self-help activist, Bob
has been a Group Leader in Recovery International for more than 15 years,
and worked with Alcoholics Anonymous, dual diagnosis and other 12-step
programs for over 18 years. During his tenure at SHARE!, he led meetings
in Dual Recovery Anonymous and SOS (a secular organization for sobriety).
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Rose
VanSickle, author of Peace of Body, Peace of Mind
was honored for her volunteer work with Recovery International,
Self-help Mental Health.
Selected
as one of the 100 recipients of the Eckerd 100 Salute To Women, a
prestigious honor roll of outstanding women volunteers from around
the country, Recovery International received a $1000.00 grant in VanSickle's
name. Rose traveled to St. Petersburg, FL for a symposium which
celebrated the women's extraordinary commitment and significant contributions.
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