I Remember You: Stories of Brotherhood, Loss, and Remembrance
In this special Remembrance Day episode of A Medic’s Mind, I share two deeply personal stories that reflect on the bonds of brotherhood, the pain of loss, and the enduring power of memory. These stori...
12 Nov 202417min
Navigating Death with Dignity: An Interview with Red Door Doula
What is an end-of-life doula, and how do they support individuals and families in one of life’s most challenging times? In my latest podcast episode, I had the honor of speaking with Anne from Red Doo...
5 Nov 202441min
It's Okay to Not Be Okay: Acceptance in the Face of Anxiety and PTSD
In this heartfelt episode of A Medic’s Mind, titled “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay: Acceptance in the Face of Anxiety and PTSD,” Matthew Heneghan opens up about a recent PTSD flashback triggered by a sound...
29 Okt 202424min
The Paramedic’s Dilemma: Is It Worth the Risk of PTSD and Burnout?
In this episode, I dive deep into the harsh realities of life as a paramedic—where saving lives comes at a personal cost. With burnout, PTSD, and mental health struggles affecting so many first respon...
22 Okt 202436min
Thanksgiving and Forgiveness: How Letting Go Brings True Freedom
In this Thanksgiving special, I reflect on a poignant memory from 2004 at Camp Borden, Ontario. Alone in a quiet barracks, sitting at a table with a less-than-ideal holiday meal, I found myself contem...
15 Okt 202410min
Forging Family: Celebrating Thanksgiving on Your Own Terms
Thanksgiving is traditionally seen as a time to gather with family, but what if your family has caused more harm than joy? In this heartfelt episode of A Medic’s Mind, I explore the freedom of creatin...
8 Okt 202435min
Receiving the Medal of Good Citizenship: Family Memories and Our Trip to Victoria
Join me in this special episode of 'A Medic's Mind' as I recount my trip to Victoria, British Columbia, where I received the prestigious Medal of Good Citizenship. This personal update highlights not ...
1 Okt 202430min
Veteran Pride and Division: Why We Tear Each Other Down"
Hey everyone, welcome back to A Medic's Mind. As Remembrance Day approaches, I’ve been thinking about something that’s been on my mind for a while: the way veterans sometimes turn on each other. Today...
24 Sep 202439min
