Posted on Apr 1, 2019
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I have a battle whom is having a lot happen both regular life and army life and it’s a lot. Said person spoke to me about depression and it is serious. Is it possible for said person to get out early to handle life situations?
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Talk to your chaplain or escort your friend to a provider/ chaplain.
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SGT Jim Ramge, MBA
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This would be my number one answer right here! Great suggestion Bill...
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CSM Darieus ZaGara
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First and foremost I hope he is seeking help for his issues. There reasons for hardship discharges but it is not a simple process. Quite frankly one is better off addressing the issue with the military and seeking support through transition. We see too many Veterans in crisis because they jumped out of the military without a plan or support for PTSD, TBI and other military related issues. Seek help. Thank you for your service.
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Thank you CSM, I’ll speak to my battle. Great advice
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I highly recommend your Battle seek assistance with either BH or the Chaplain before trying the getting out early route. Your Battle needs help first. Then, once help is received, then your Battle can plan.
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