22 Vets commit suicide every day. What are YOU doing to help your brothers?

When I go the VA Hospital, I talk to Veterans to see how they are doing, and whether we are doing enough for them. Often the Veteran, especially if they are experiencing acute mental emotions, will not know the full extent of their entitlements from the government.

I heard a story about a boy who was on a beach after a terrible storm came through. The boy saw hundreds of starfish washed up on the beach. He heart was moved for the dying star fish he grabbed one and threw it back into the water. He then did it for the next he came to. Well at the same time there was an old man watching the boys futile attempt to save all those star fish. It would take an Army! So he calls to the boy and says "You can't save them all! You're not even making a difference!" Well the boy looked to the man, bent over and grabbed another star fish and threw him in the ocean and said "Yes sir you're right. I can't save all of them but I sure made a difference to his life! " point of this long story... You may not be able to help every veteran but you can make a difference in a couple lives if you just start to try. Thanks!

I am VERY, VERY sorry to hear all of that; SPC Jesse Bruno.
I have a group on Facebook:
http://facebook.com/groupforsuicidalactivedutyandforsuicidalveterans
Anyone can click on the above web address; and go straight to my: Group for Suicidal Active Duty and for Suicidal Veterans.