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LTC Retired
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The best way I know how to help a person is to listen to them attentively. Sometimes that's all they need. If it is a physical need such as food, I direct them to our local community food bank. There are resources available for other needs as well. I keep a list with me in my truck and have used it quite a lot recently.
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PO2 Robert M.
PO2 Robert M.
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Thank you Colonel! Great suggestions!
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MAJ Ken Landgren
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The best gratification I had experienced in my life was helping NCOs and soldiers deal with PTSD.
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PO2 Robert M.
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That is absolutely an incredible task to do! Many blessings to you for helping like that!!!
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SPC Douglas Bolton
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PO2 Robert M. We have similar backgrounds Robert. We were poor, and also had enough food and a roof over our heads. My mother was divorced, and had to provided for my brother and I and make house payments etc. (This was back in the 40's) We learned from her to reach out and help other whenever we can. A lesson we all should learn.
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