Disaster heroes - Triumph over tragedy (Suzanne Bernier)
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This document summarizes Suzanne Bernier's presentation on disaster heroes and emergency readiness. It highlights several disasters from 2006 to 2017 where ordinary people and survivors showed heroic acts in dark times, from DeGonia Springs, Indiana to the terrorist attacks in Orlando, Manchester, and London. The presentation aims to inspire attendees that there is a hero within each of us and encourages unleashing one's inner hero through emergency preparedness.
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