Posted on Aug 21, 2019
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
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Further evidence that service affects the entire family - including children. It's time to start focusing on our military kids.
We can help. If you're a military family member, or you know a military family who needs mental health support, reach out to a Cohen Clinic near you: cohenveteransnetwork.org
We can help. If you're a military family member, or you know a military family who needs mental health support, reach out to a Cohen Clinic near you: cohenveteransnetwork.org
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Posted from militarytimes.com
Military Family
PTSD
Cohen Veterans Network
Children
Mental Health
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I have to say that this has been a concern of mine, that I bring stuff home with me and it affects my children.
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SFC Michael D. - The hell of it is I know that I do, and I can see its effects in them. That is heartbreaking.
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The Va system is a non-emotional barrier. After you serve all your condition were your fault. The compensation to the maned and injured is pathetic, not patriotic. All veterans should have better treatment and way better compensation. Living with the rat's is no way to show the warrier he has wasted his life. If a cop goes down the whole county watches. How sad. The Va compensation directives are skewed toward Time. Wait and waste.
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