Chef Andre Rush
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So if I'm going from suicide awareness, to mental health, to the military, to the veterans, to sexual assault, sexual trafficking, Alzheimer's, this, this, cancer society, which I'm speaking next month, Everything's a reason. Everything's a choice.
And you have to be that person that has that empathy, compassion to understand that everybody's human because you want them to treat you exactly like you want to treat them.
And you have to be that person that has that empathy, compassion to understand that everybody's human because you want them to treat you exactly like you want to treat them.
And you have to be that person that has that empathy, compassion to understand that everybody's human because you want them to treat you exactly like you want to treat them.
It's honestly, it's reflex. You know, it's like, you know, and I have to say, you know, the military embedded in so many different tenures in me that I never knew I had, especially leadership tenure at a very young age and which fortunately for my mom and my dad, because I got up every morning and helped and was on a farm and did this and, you know, had jobs and I didn't have a normal childhood.
It's honestly, it's reflex. You know, it's like, you know, and I have to say, you know, the military embedded in so many different tenures in me that I never knew I had, especially leadership tenure at a very young age and which fortunately for my mom and my dad, because I got up every morning and helped and was on a farm and did this and, you know, had jobs and I didn't have a normal childhood.
It's honestly, it's reflex. You know, it's like, you know, and I have to say, you know, the military embedded in so many different tenures in me that I never knew I had, especially leadership tenure at a very young age and which fortunately for my mom and my dad, because I got up every morning and helped and was on a farm and did this and, you know, had jobs and I didn't have a normal childhood.
And at one point in time, I used to think, man, this sucks. I don't have a normal childhood. And now I think, man, I had the best childhood I could ever possibly have. It taught me everything there's doing. There's nobody that can outwork me, out beat me, out run me out, task me, nothing of the sort. And when that day happened, I'll be honest with you. I said, when that day happened,
And at one point in time, I used to think, man, this sucks. I don't have a normal childhood. And now I think, man, I had the best childhood I could ever possibly have. It taught me everything there's doing. There's nobody that can outwork me, out beat me, out run me out, task me, nothing of the sort. And when that day happened, I'll be honest with you. I said, when that day happened,
And at one point in time, I used to think, man, this sucks. I don't have a normal childhood. And now I think, man, I had the best childhood I could ever possibly have. It taught me everything there's doing. There's nobody that can outwork me, out beat me, out run me out, task me, nothing of the sort. And when that day happened, I'll be honest with you. I said, when that day happened,
but it's when that day happens. It happens every day in my head. As soon as you say it, it resonates right away. It's flashbacks. Those were our triggers and things that come back where people don't understand when they say, I have triggers. No, we have triggers. They're all different, but they're all meaningful for each person. But for me, when that happened, I didn't know what was happening.
but it's when that day happens. It happens every day in my head. As soon as you say it, it resonates right away. It's flashbacks. Those were our triggers and things that come back where people don't understand when they say, I have triggers. No, we have triggers. They're all different, but they're all meaningful for each person. But for me, when that happened, I didn't know what was happening.
but it's when that day happens. It happens every day in my head. As soon as you say it, it resonates right away. It's flashbacks. Those were our triggers and things that come back where people don't understand when they say, I have triggers. No, we have triggers. They're all different, but they're all meaningful for each person. But for me, when that happened, I didn't know what was happening.
All I know is that people need to help and we need some guidance, whatever, no matter who I am or where I am. And to put myself in a situation where I hurt myself, which I did. And then also in another situation where it was part of behind the scenes where I want to do more and do sweeps and find out how I can help.
All I know is that people need to help and we need some guidance, whatever, no matter who I am or where I am. And to put myself in a situation where I hurt myself, which I did. And then also in another situation where it was part of behind the scenes where I want to do more and do sweeps and find out how I can help.
All I know is that people need to help and we need some guidance, whatever, no matter who I am or where I am. And to put myself in a situation where I hurt myself, which I did. And then also in another situation where it was part of behind the scenes where I want to do more and do sweeps and find out how I can help.
And that was the part I think after the fact when I'm a young kid, I'm young, you know? Yeah. I'm a driver. But all my guys, I lost some guys that I worked out in the gym. It was a D.O.D. guys, the Pentagon, the cops, the squads, all those. Those are my big brothers, you know? And it was crazy because
And that was the part I think after the fact when I'm a young kid, I'm young, you know? Yeah. I'm a driver. But all my guys, I lost some guys that I worked out in the gym. It was a D.O.D. guys, the Pentagon, the cops, the squads, all those. Those are my big brothers, you know? And it was crazy because
And that was the part I think after the fact when I'm a young kid, I'm young, you know? Yeah. I'm a driver. But all my guys, I lost some guys that I worked out in the gym. It was a D.O.D. guys, the Pentagon, the cops, the squads, all those. Those are my big brothers, you know? And it was crazy because
i didn't know what was going on you know back then uh ptsd um was kind of uh stigmatized yeah even though they say it wasn't it was very stigmatized you know it was one of those hey don't talk about this you know the normalcy was no not there and when some of my guys who are much older said to me, because I was there with them, they said, hey, chef, we're going to go get some help.