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Ep. 36: Wrestling Depression Is Not For Wimps with Skip Mondragon II
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In this episode Skip and I discuss -
- His passion as a physician and someone who suffered from depression to reduce stigma against it especially among men who do are less likely to seek help.
- Practical tips to overcome it
- Breaking the patterns and cycles of the past
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Donald G. “Skip” Mondragon II, MD, has practiced Internal Medicine for over thirty years. He is a 26-year Army veteran, National Veterans Wrestling Champion, speaker, and self-proclaimed amateur wrestling aficionado. Skip and his wife, Sherry, have five adult children, four grandchildren, and reside in Midlothian, Texas. He is the author of Wrestling Depression Is Not For Wimps! Lessons Learned from an Amateur Wrestler’s Fight to Triumph Over Depression.
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