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<p>My thought life has always been I am not going to quit! I will take my frustration and put it in my work ethic. This has impacted my military career my taking my haters and making them my motivators.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
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Hello CPT Davis.
I may be out of touch but found some interesting reintegration concepts online.
Warmest Regards, Sandy
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p.s. I still owe you feedback re your intergenerational white paper.
CH (CPT) Heather Davis
<p>1LT Annala:</p><p><br></p><p>Respectfully, thank you for your research effectively reintegrating back into your family creates a buffer from stress and possibly prevents Intergenerational PTSD.</p>
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Ma'am,
I think the best thing I have ever done to overcome adversity is simply to accept help. A great deal of my problems come from my pride and wanting to prove I can do things on my own. Yet the greatest opportunities and relief have come from talking to people in a position to help me. My family, friends, and leadership do not always know that I am struggling so they cannot help. When I open up, then I have an abundance of resources wanting to assist me.Even knowing this I still try and struggle through adversity on my own. My pride can only give in so much...
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CH (CPT) Heather Davis
SPC Grissom:
You are right on point. When you listen and ask for guidance you not only gather wisdom you create connections.
You cannot grow unless you receive guidance and correction.
I have learned more from my toxic leaders and developed growth and a no nonsense work ethic.
Blessings to you
V/R
CJ (CPT) Davis
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