Dr. Erica Koller-Ross

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11/29/22 • 60 min

Erica Koller is a lifelong friend of mine, a Veterinarian, a business owner, the wife of a business owner, a quick draw sharp shooter, a dancing fool, a full life liver and mother of two kids. To say she is a busy woman is putting it lightly. Erica survives every day with her community by her side. She couldn’t do it without her posse which includes friends, neighbors, and her family. She lives on her families ranch with her two kids and her husband outside of our rural home town in South Dakota.
Check out this incredible lady vet clinic that services 3 states in and over 180 miles in the middle of the great plains.

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Bonus Episode: Simon Benn - Adoptee

Simon was adopted at 5 weeks old and told so young he didn't ever remember not knowing. All went well until he found out that his teddy bear was a gift from his birth mother when he was 40. That unleashed an eruption of anger, feeling rejected and unloved. That led to a quest to heal, healing and a desire to help others. 15 years later he works with others who want to support adoptees through my podcast, consulting, webinars and any other way he can.
You can find Simons podcasts at his website called Thriving Adoptees
Other websites mentioned in this podcast:
The work of Rupert Spira
The interview with HollyAnn Petri
The work of Elizabeth Ivory - "It's Not Your Fault!: Because You're Not Choosing!"

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