Tell Me About Your Life, Etc.

Laci is brought up in an environment of trauma. To survive she shuts down squashing her own voice. As she matures she finds that creativity is part of what generates healing. Passionate she now blends her love for color psychology with business branding. Laciconsults.com

Jan Canty continues her story. Running a podcast Domino Effect of Murder has been reaffirming and educational for her. Jan uncovers misconceptions people have about the victims/survivors of a homicide. Currently, she is working on a workbook as a step-by-step guide on the process of what to expect and what you need to know following the tragedy of a homicide.

Jan Canty’s husband had been brutally murdered. This fact she kept silent for 30 years. She recounts the harrowing story. Now, she shares what her life is like since and how the tragedy shaped parts of her life. In her book A Life Divided she goes into the details and scope of her personal experience.

Ashley tells her story of how she became addicted to drugs from deciding to take one pill.  Thankfully, after continual efforts to detox, she finally got the motivation to change.  Find out what helped her gain the courage and desire to be clean and stay clean.  Now, she works from home helping support her family selling Avon.  Her Facebook page is: AvonbyAshley2.0

Krysti knew at 13 years old that she had a problem when she checked the calories of her toothpaste. As she explains her eventual recovery she crushes a common misconception about anorexia. Now, with a happy family she now runs a Blog OrlandoDecoded.com. 

Paula Jean Ferri combines her love of writing with her Tourette's Syndrome In her book Awkwardly Strong.  She enlightens her readers about the challenges she faced and how she was able to maintain a positive attitude.  In our conversation she describes what it was like when she first realized she had the condition.  One thing that has helped her is a love of journaling. Finally, she details her own creative process and how she feels it can benefit others. Jessica Smith writes under the pen name of Paula Jean Ferri.

Natural born storyteller and author Vic Ferrari (NYPD Through the looking Glass) goes back to his exciting as a roller coaster, adrenaline-pumping career in the NYCPD to bring to life his personal experiences.  He imbues his fact based stories with humor for a touch of irony.  He reflects not only on his current books, but also hints towards his new writing project in the works. Suggested rating for his books PG-13.  

This is a chance to get to know the person next door without having to spy on them 24/7.  Through interviews I will attempt to find out a few interesting things about everyday people. If I chance to uncover a secret here or there, all the better.