This week on Behind Beautiful Things we welcom back Mitch for the conclusion of his story. If you have not listened to part one, please see the link below. Mitch is the author of the book “Columbus Day”. On this episode, Mitch continues his story. Now released from the institution, Mitch works with his dad for a while before being put back into school. We will hear about Mitch’s journey adapting back to school, his initial attempts to live on his own, his determination to be a police officer and serve his community, and how he is doing today. Please join us!

Part I of Mitch’s story can be found here:

https://www.sadtimespodcast.com/mitch-part-i-of-ii-unneeded-institutionalization-129/

Buy Mitch’s book “Columbus Day” here.

View Mitch’s incredible artwork at MitchRosenart.com

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