CASTING LIGHT ON THE INVISIBLE WOUNDS OF WAR
CASTING LIGHT ON THE INVISIBLE WOUNDS OF WAR Injured Warriors Still Combating Mental Health Challenges It could be the smell of fresh wheat bread in a...
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FIGHTING PTSD
SUPPORTING EACH OTHER THROUGH SHARED EXPERIENCES
SUPPORTING EACH OTHER THROUGH SHARED EXPERIENCES Wounded Warrior Project Alumni Participate in Pheasant Hunt By Vesta M. Anderson Peer support plays an...
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To Hell and Back – How a Service Dog Helped One Veteran Survive
To Hell and Back – How a Service Dog Helped One Veteran Survive Part German shepherd with maybe a dash of mastiff, at 110 pounds, Jack is impressive and the...
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PTSD Gene Markers May Help Predict At-Risk Patients
Scientists have identified genetic markers associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Findings from the study are published in the journal...
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Women Returning from War
Women represent just over 14 percent of active-duty military, and unlike in the past, they may be involved in conflict operations. When in or near...
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Air Force veteran’s suicide sheds light on female soldiers and PTSD
It’s a chilling statistic: Twenty-two United States veterans commit suicide a day, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. One recent victim:...
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From PTSD and Sniper Fire, to Dogs That Heal
From PTSD and Sniper Fire, to Dogs That Heal By Judy Keene For our military men and women, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can include constant fear...
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Caring for a Service Member/Veteran with PTSD
Caring for a Service Member/Veteran with PTSD By Linda Kreter One of the most challenging aspects of PTSD is that it may affect the entire family, from...
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A Marine Family, Traumatic Brain Injury & a New Beginning Through HBOT
A Marine Family, Traumatic Brain Injury & a New Beginning Through HBOT By Linda Kreter Marine Staff Sergeant Charles (Chuck) Rotenberry was proud to be...
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