Brain Injury Awareness Month
Military Health System focuses on Brain Injury Awareness Month in March Every March, during Brain Injury Awareness Month, the Defense Department works to...
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FIGHTING PTSD
Beating the odds as a Mother & Veteran
Beating the odds as a Mother, Veteran, and Adaptive Athlete Sharona Young is teaching her daughter about persistence through example. The 38-year-old Navy...
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Help From Above
“It has always amazed me that in our darkest hour, help often comes from unexpected places. Whether it be in the form of a stranger’s friendly smile or a...
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Women’s History Month – Lift each other up
Women’s History Month – Lift each other up not break each other down…
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The “Invisible Wound” of War
Commander Mill Etienne (USN) Talks about the “Invisible Wound” of War A leading neurologist and naval officer who created the first-of-its-kind military...
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Wounded Warrior Swings Back
Wounded Warrior Swings Back at Life On and Off the Court Elmer Dinglasan has no complaints about his work commute or dealing with daily traffic. He’s happy...
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Self-Compassion
Self-Compassion I have written about self- care many times in this column. Self- Care is vital to our mental health and physical health. Self-compassion is...
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A Warrior Finds New Purpose in Yoga
Rooting Down to Rise Up: A Warrior Finds New Purpose in Yoga Dan Nevins was severely injured in 2004 when an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated...
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Exciting Research – Chronic pain and/or headaches
Exciting Research Conducted at the VA San Diego Healthcare System Center for Pain and Headache Research (CPHR) Chronic pain and/or headaches are some of the...
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A Year In Review
A Year In Review!! As we look back over 2019, a few may say it was a rough year; others may say it was a great year. As we take a mental scan of the entire...
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