
Episode 771: There Will Not Always Be Darkness with Candice Gorman
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On today's episode, Dennis is joined by South Jersey Officer, Candice Gorman. On February 8th, 2021, Candice was on duty when her long time partner Michael McCausland shot himself and took his own life in front of her.
Today, Candice shares her story of how the incident unfolded, the great man that Michael was, breaking the stigma of mental health in law enforcement, the importance of therapy for officers and first responders as well as her own journey with therapy.
A Non-Profit Organization was started called the Michael Ryan McCausland Foundation to honor Michael:
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