Veterans: What Are You Doing to Serve Now? - Every Veteran Hired

I didn'the get the opportunity to do much serving others. I had a job with rotating shifts and that takes a lot of your time up when you change shifts 3 times a month. Then taking care of my Mom and mother-in-law kicked in. Family is important to me and I see people send their families hundreds of miles away where they don'the have to be troubled with them.

Serving on the board of Operation FIght Veteran Homelessness and the Foreign Area Officer Association and hopefully will get more involved with the Green Beret Foundation in the near future.

LTC Chad Storlie
I save lives: in person, on the telephone and online.
The link to my 'Group for Suicidal Active Duty and for Suicidal Veterans' is the following:
http//:http://www.facebook.com/groupforsuicidalactivedutyandforsuicidalveterans
Anyone is more than welcome to join said group; and, there will be no judgements made.
Personal comments are so very welcome on said group's page. I will approve the comments- or not. (There is, of course: no swearing, cussing and/or pornography on said group's page.)
I, myself, was suicidal for twenty-seven years; thus, there are my personal testimonies available on said group's page.
Have a Stellar day, Lieutenant Colonel!
-Margaret C. Higgins U.S. Army (Ret), Coach