PTSD Awareness
PTSD Awareness Month For the millions of veterans in our country suffering from PTSD everyday they are aware. They are aware of the ways PTSD has forever...
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FIGHTING PTSD
The Things She Carries
The Things She Carries Traci Uribe traveled 590 miles away from her family in San Antonio to participate in an endurance event, but she felt close to her...
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COVID-19 Fear of Unknown
COVID-19 Fear of Unknown and Loss of Control 2020 has turned out to be a challenging year so far… and it is only May! COVID-19 has challenged us in our...
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Turning to Technology to Stay Connected
Turning to Technology to Stay Connected Practicing social distancing from other people is not difficult for Army veteran Joey Pierstorff these days. He...
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What Makes a Warrior Strong
What Makes a Warrior Strong? How Big Sarge Found Strength in Being There for His Daughters For Bill “Big Sarge” Hansen, being strong is about more than...
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STRESS Management
STRESS Management OK, this month I’m feeling overwhelmed by stress, and I know I’m not alone; it’s practically a fact of life that everyone has to deal with...
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“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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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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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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