alan Q chronicles: Recent Episodes
alan Q
alan Q is a Mental health advocate, Registered Respiratory Therapist , writer, poet, volunteer crisis counselor, entrepreneur and now host of the alan Q chronicles. This podcast is a glimpse of his daily life as a healthcare professional and human being. Where he primarily talks about mental health, working in healthcare, and the power of listening. “We all need someone to listen… so thank you, for listening.”
In this episode alan Q touches on some thoughts about Palestine, illness, struggle, and his life upbringing. The value of friendships and the importance of loyalty.
In this episode alan Q talks about different levels when it comes to pain and suffering. Also sharing some of his own pain and suffering in his personal and professional life. The things we can do, and the things we take for granted.
In this episode alan Q shares his dating experience as a single man in his 30’s. The dating scene, dating apps, and the lack of respect when meeting someone new. Sometimes the grass isn’t always greener on the other side. So whether you’re single or not, make sure you’re happy with yourself.
In this episode alan Q talks about his life as a healthcare professional. Being alone. The lack of empathy people have for others. Proving that not everyone has the same heart as you. So be careful who you’re good to.
In this episode alan Q shares the value of friendships in his life. How it has shaped him as a man and human being. The need for good friends and the need to cut out bad ones. This life is temporary, do your best to be around good people. It matters in the end.
In this episode Alan talks about being single. The people who always want to give you a timeline on finding love, buying a home, getting married, Ect… We all live different lives. Don’t let others make you feel like you’re not worthy. You are
You teach people how to treat you by what you allow, what you stop, and what you reinforce. - Tony Gaskins
Never allow others to tell you how you should feel after you experience any form of trauma. This is your life. Not theirs.
In this life many of us are too prideful to apologize. It ruins relationships, friendships, and work environments. This is just a reminder that it’s ok to say sorry. Alan Q also touches on how divided we are as a country and how things that are not cool sadly became cool in this generation. Take a listen and Happy Respiratory Therapy Week to all Respiratory Therapist’s!
In this life things could always be worse, take a second to show some gratitude. You’re alive, you’re breathing, you’re here.
My thoughts on society’s reaction to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock. Actions have reactions. It wasn’t right to slap Chris Rock but it was a physical response to someone emotionally attacking his wife. Both attacks are wrong, but I feel society is only choosing to see one.
Just a reminder that you’re not alone if you are feeling depressed. We all have dark days. Keep your head up.
My thoughts on what it means to be a good healthcare provider and a good person during these trying times. Hope you enjoy. - alan Q
We all have dark days. It’s normal, but it’s no excuse to take it out on others. Especially those who are trying to be compassionate.
Eating tacos parked outside of my house when l get approached by police officers with flashing lights. Unexpected and unnecessary altercation that could’ve cost me my life.