What about life in the military weighs/weighed heaviest on your mind?

MAJ (Anonymous): Hubby only did two years Army. They didn't know each other's real names, just the nicknames, because here today gone in a body bag tomorrow. So The Wall has names but he doesn't know those who he served with, just the panel numbers for the time he was there. The PTSD has now turned into what I call soldier's melancholy...did he live a life that honored those who didn't have one? I see many other vets going through the same thing. I only wish there was a way to give you peace.

Patricia Overmeyer - I wrote a PTSD Paper. It has helped some veterans. Do you think he might benefit from it?

MAJ Ken Landgren - Do you have it in pdf format? He may or may not benefit from it. I know I have clients who have PTSD and I have several resources available in my office that I give them, so I can always use it.

Google Love Squared Ken Landgren
Click on the first link
Look for Download Love Squared

I think you will find it interesting :)

Sadly I know this feeling all too well. I developed asthma at 6 years in from exposure to toxic materials, but was thankfully able to stay in when I demonstrated that I could still pass a fitness test. I have to heavily train cardio every day to fight it, but I’m glad I got the chance to prove I’m still capable.