116 | Apprentice Lineman & Veteran | Noah Edmonds | One decision away from a different life
About this episode
Noah was a Load Master in the United States Air Force with two tours to Afghanistan. It was the second tour that changed Noah's life and left him struggling with extreme PTSD and depression. Noah reached out to me and said "Hey Ryan, I have a pretty powerful story for veterans that I'm ready to share. Could I come on the show to talk about it?"
His story was a powerful testament to me that you just never know who's listening and whose life you'll impact for the positive.
I'm proud of Noah for battling hard and fighting to live. Please share this story with anyone that you feel may value it's content. Life is worth living and you're always just one decision away from a different life.
Much Love.
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