Kowboje z Wyoming mówią o uzależnieniach - AFP
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Sheryl Foland, board member of No More Empty Saddles, mental health practitioner and substance abuse treatment provider, speaks with the family of Jonn Beer about No More Empty Saddles and in support of mental health at the Tom Horn Days Cowboy Rendezvous rodeo in Bosler, Wyoming on August 13, 2022. - Wyoming is frontier country. Its half-million-or-so people are spread thinly over tens of thousands of square miles of farmland, prairie and mountain range. "No More Empty Saddles" is beginning to make a difference to the community it serves, says Sheryl Foland, the group's mental health manager, with several cowboys sharing their stories on the Facebook page. (Photo by Patrick T. FALLON / AFP)
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