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DESCRIPTION:PROSPECTIVE MEMBER DAY - WECOME GUESTS! Read the September 2020
  StarTribune Article HERE Sergeant First Class Joshua Guyse comes from cen
 tral casting as a senior infantry instructor for the Minnesota National Gu
 ard: A sturdy six-foot-three\, haircut high and tight\, a feared-but-respe
 cted reputation as “the right hand of Satan\,” in Guyse’s words. Whe
 n he talks\, you listen. One morning\, the 48-year-old stood in front of t
 he 175th Regiment Regional Training Institute here and spoke about somethi
 ng that has gone from relatively unspoken to top of mind in the military: 
 Mental health and suicide prevention. “Nobody’s afraid to ask for help
  if they have a broken leg\,” he said. “But if somebody has a mental h
 ealth issue\, are they comfortable coming to ask for help? Why not? Pride.
  Stigma. Shame. Afraid it might affect their career.” Please join us wi
 th your favorite guest(s) to hear this insightful and informative presenta
 tion as a bonus they'll be treated to a free lunch. Register early. Doors 
 open at 12:15 p.m   
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LOCATION:Edina Country Club
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SUMMARY:April 1 IN-PERSON Registration - Josh Guyse
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 n style="background-color:#00FF00\;">PROSPECTIVE MEMBER DAY - WECOME GUEST
 S!</span></strong></span></p>\n\n<p><a href="https://portal.clubrunner.ca/
 5619/Documents/en-ca/a14fb0ff-04af-45c2-95a2-3b4ab17d2a67/1/"><span style=
 "font-size:14px\;"><strong><span style="background-color:#40E0D0\;">Read t
 he September 2020 StarTribune Article HERE</span></strong></span></a></p>\
 n\n<p>Sergeant First Class Joshua Guyse comes from central casting as a se
 nior infantry instructor for the Minnesota National Guard: A sturdy six-fo
 ot-three\, haircut high and tight\, a feared-but-respected reputation as &
 ldquo\;the right hand of Satan\,&rdquo\; in Guyse&rsquo\;s words. When he 
 talks\, you listen. One morning\, the 48-year-old stood in front of the 17
 5th Regiment Regional Training Institute here and spoke about something th
 at has gone from relatively unspoken to top of mind in the military: Menta
 l health and suicide prevention. &ldquo\;Nobody&rsquo\;s afraid to ask for
  help if they have a broken leg\,&rdquo\; he said. &ldquo\;But if somebody
  has a mental health issue\, are they comfortable coming to ask for help? 
 Why not? Pride. Stigma. Shame. Afraid it might affect their career.&rdquo\
 ;&nbsp\;Please join us with your favorite guest(s) to hear this insightful
  and informative presentation as a bonus they&#39\;ll be treated to a free
  lunch. Register early. Doors open at 12:15 p.m</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n
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