Kicking off the Authors Healing Journey Series is Author #1 is Susan Purvis. Susan wrote Chapter 21 “Wilderness Medicine: Abdominal Pain: Serious or Not?”. She gets totally grounded from being outside, trained her dog to help save lives in the Colorado mountains, is a writer and is also pretty damn entertaining! Our talk includes how Susan dove so far under the covers after one of her emotional shit-kickings that she thought she was going to die; what the Universe offered her to make her finally get out of bed; and how it took 5 sets of hands to get her pooping again. Check out her book “Go Find: My Journey to Find the Lost – And Myself” at susanpurvis.com. Like all her writing, it’s about finding and using her own voice.
Bio:
Susan Purvis saves lives and teaches others to do the same. She’s explored the hottest, highest and coldest places on the planet as writer, explorer and educator. She’s the owner of Crested Butte Outdoors International, has taught wilderness medicine to everyone from the Secret Service to Sherpa guides in Nepal. Purvis and her search-and-rescue dog, Tasha, whom she trained to save lives on the most avalanche-prone slopes in Colorado, launched dozens of rescue missions and received Congressional Recognition for their role in avalanche search and rescue. Purvis’ work has appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Smithsonian, the BBC, and on Discovery. She lives in Whitefish, Montana. Go Find is her first book.
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