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013: Being Resilient and Finding Purpose When Life's at its Worst with Houston Gass

Apr 10, 201734 minEp. 13
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Houston Gass is the epitome of resilience.  On January 6, 2015, while working as a Police Sergeant with the Pampa (TX) Police Department, he was shot in the face with a 12 gauge shotgun.  But his story doesn't start there.  At age 11, his sister was brutally murdered.  In 2013, he experienced an especially difficult divorce, lost his father to cancer, and his only other sister committed suicide.  In this episode, Houston shares his story, and offers encouragement to our audience about being resilient and finding purpose when life is at its worst.

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013: Being Resilient and Finding Purpose When Life's at its Worst with Houston Gass | The Watch Your Six Podcast: Real, Relevant, and Life-Changing Resources for Law Enforcement Officers and Families - Listen or read transcript on Metacast