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Quick latest news:
| We salute soldier who towed six vehicles stranded from a snow storm. |
| Army Spc. Jeffrey Cumbie, a dental specialist in Germany, towed six vehicles in late January after finding them stuck in the snow off post. |
What if a big part of the problem wasn’t so much PTSD or poor transition assistance — at least not directly — but rather loneliness and boredom?
| Biden says US will stop supporting ‘offensive operations’ in Yemen |
| President Joe Biden announced on Thursday that the U.S. would stop supporting “offensive operations” in war-torn Yemen. |
President Biden continues his program of turning his back on the military.
Doesn’t make ant sense.
He should embrace the military for their sacrifice and commitment.
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I am laying low today because of a reaction to my second COVID-19 shot.
Shortness of breath is making me pretty weak.
I hope it clears up soon. I will be calling my cardiologist if it continues.
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One of the many things that bothers me is the mass amount of PTSD victims there are in the military. I
have had several interviews for my upcoming book, Signs of Hope for the Military: In an Out of the Trenches of Life, with veterans, and many are struggling with PTSD.
I try to give them support, but the ongoing answer is that they can take care if it themselves. This is not true. They all should be getting help to show them the way through their storms.
There is no shame in getting help. You don’t have to be a macho man.
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On that subject:
How are you doing. Is the path you are one right now too tough. Does it have many dark places?
Fear not! There are over 11.400 fellow veterans here who have you back.
If this isn’t enough, GET HELP!! Don’t try to be a tough guy. There are 22 suicides every day from veterans who gave up. I do not want you to be one of them.
Here is a toll free number to call 24/7. There are highly qualified counselors there to help you. They will not hang up until they know you are OK.
1-800-272-8255 Option # 1
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Remember:
You are never alone.
You are never forsaken.
You are never unloved.
And above all…never, ever, give up!
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