Category Archives: Fear & Anxiety

Being Proud of Who You *Are*: Part 2.

I was barely even a teenager, but I knew for certain that I wanted to join the military and serve my country. The only thing that I knew about it though was based on my father’s service in the U.S. … Continue reading

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PTSD – A Growing Problem…

Aside from leaving out one of the MOST destructive and dangerous aspects associated with combat related PTSD (the thought of suicide), this is still a pretty decent news story that highlights the growing problem of post traumatic stress within our … Continue reading

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Doing What’s Right for the Country…

GRAYSON COUNTY, TX — Local veterans are sounding off tonight about President Obama’s announcement that Social Security checks could be on the line if a deal isn’t reached on Capitol Hill. “I am receiving Social Security and VA disability pay, … Continue reading

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Mental Health Conditions & College Students…

A hat-tip to the lady that pointed me to the article below and recently published, it can be found here. It is both informative and interesting overall, but it’s number 9 specifically that represents the exact reason why I continue … Continue reading

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Veteran Drivers License – A Way to Diffuse?

External Link: Driver’s License Honoring Vets Could Diffuse Tense Situations. A handful of vets have gotten into confrontations with police in recent years. In many cases, post-traumatic stress disorder or other emotional battle scars played a role on those incidents. … Continue reading

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