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1SG Steven Imerman
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One step at a time, baby. One slow step at a time.

36 years ago and still the hardest thing I've ever done. Don't stop, try not to look back, keep taking that next step.

Have a great Sunday, Rally Point.
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SSgt Marian Mitchell
SSgt Marian Mitchell
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Sgt Jim Belanus - That is awesome to hear!! One doesn't hear something like that too often.
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SSgt Marian Mitchell
SSgt Marian Mitchell
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SSG Franklin Briant - That is awesome to hear!! I love hearing of those marriages that have "worked"!
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SSG Franklin Briant
SSG Franklin Briant
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SSgt Marian Mitchell - Thank you, like I said 20 plus years in the military and 24 years in law enforcement and corrections is not easy to handle but we made it work, we are a team.
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs
COL Mikel J. Burroughs
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1SG Steven Imerman - Wow, that's a tough one Steven. I survived two fo them and won;t ever do that again. My current wife is stuck with me unitl they fold my flag brother. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Here is where I was headed with the topic of recovery...

"Recovery can mean a lot of different things to different people today. It could be recovery from COVID-19, recovery from the sorrow and loss of a love one, recovery from a hard day's work, or recovery from and Invisible Wound/Disability (like PTS, TBI, MST, Addictions, etc...). Recovery is important for the mind, body, and soul. May your recovery, whatever it is, be a successful journey. Iy may not be an easy one, but may you reach the destination you seek; may you always stay positive that your journey will end in success; may you take the time to heal your body, mind, and soul along the way; and keep your family safe, secure, happy, and healthy. Please pass along this message for those who are recovering today or on that path to recovery. Be a Survivor, Reach Out, let us provide friends, connections, and peers to support that recovery, and Join us for Warriors for Life (WFL) “Peer-to Peer” Virtual Group Support where “Sharing is Caring!” on the road to recovery!” — COL (Ret) Mikel Burroughs

https://www.victoryforveterans.org/support
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CW5 Jack Cardwell
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The mind is the slowest part to heal, images of the past always linger in the background.
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SSG Jeffrey Leake
SSG Jeffrey Leake
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Unfortunate truth, brother.
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PFC Rick Schuetz
PFC Rick Schuetz
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Very true Chief.
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CPT Gurinder (Gene) Rana
CPT Gurinder (Gene) Rana
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It's called memories, if the history was good to outstanding and; if the memories haunt you then, this is called Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome or PTSS.
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COL Jim Ainslie
COL Jim Ainslie
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Memory is a tricky thing. You must embrace the memories the good and the bad. They remind you of your successes and of your failings, of happiness and of sadness. Life is full and at times all you can remember is the failures that haunt you. You just have to remind yourself of the success you have had. A wise old man told me two things when I was young that has helped me. 1) You can always get off the train no matter how far you have traveled. 2) A great baseball player fails 70 percent of the time.
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Alan K.
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Good morning COL. "Recovery Day......
That's just what I'm doing after a long week.....!
I feel the older I get the longer it takes to recover from a long week.....!
“Recovery is not a race. You don’t have to feel guilty if it takes you longer than you thought it would.” — Unknown Author
A good morning to Mom and Bella, enjoy the relaxing Sunday Brother
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MSG Felipe De Leon Brown
MSG Felipe De Leon Brown
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Feliz cumpleaños, Alan K.. I think it takes all of us "ol' geezers" longer to recover than when we were "spring chickens". LOL
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PO1 H Gene Lawrence
PO1 H Gene Lawrence
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When I hit my seventies is when I realized that I’m getting older. I just take it One Day at a time. Have a blessed birthday Brother Alan, my friend.
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Alan K.
Alan K.
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PO1 H Gene Lawrence
PO1 H Gene Lawrence
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PO2 David Dunlap - I’m still scratching my head trying to figure out how I got here so fast.
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