Transition
Transition
Posted on Jun 14, 2017
Do These 4 Things As Soon As You Separate From the Military
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RP Members and Connections - Today's post from SSG Eric Burleson is a little more like a typical blog, with one caveat. Whenever Eric spoke at any veteran event, he always gives these four pieces of advice. That's because
Each one serves an important purpose for the transitioning veteran. (Check out the 4 Things in the article)
Each one serves an important purpose for the transitioning veteran. (Check out the 4 Things in the article)
Do These 4 Things As Soon As You Separate From the Military
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Transition
Alcohol
Friends
Therapy
Culture
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs:
GOOD MORNING, MIKEL!!
I shall share this/your post with my Facebook Homepage; and, then with my Facebook groups.
The link to my: 'Group for Suicidal Active Duty and for Suicidal Veterans- is the following:
http//:http://www.facebook.com/groupforsuicidalactivedutyandforsuicidalveterans
Please, my Rally Point friends-whom I adore-click on the above link; and, you will be directed straight to my 'Group for Suicidal Active Duty and for Suicidal Veterans'.
THANKS, MIKEL!
-Margaret C. Higgins U.S. Army Retired: Coach
GOOD MORNING, MIKEL!!
I shall share this/your post with my Facebook Homepage; and, then with my Facebook groups.
The link to my: 'Group for Suicidal Active Duty and for Suicidal Veterans- is the following:
http//:http://www.facebook.com/groupforsuicidalactivedutyandforsuicidalveterans
Please, my Rally Point friends-whom I adore-click on the above link; and, you will be directed straight to my 'Group for Suicidal Active Duty and for Suicidal Veterans'.
THANKS, MIKEL!
-Margaret C. Higgins U.S. Army Retired: Coach
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Thank you COL for the share, received this from SSG Eric Burleson in my e-mail Monday. Great info.
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So everyone in the military is an alcoholic who needs therapy? Can go along with the finding friends recommendations but have feeling author had some bad experiences in or with military.
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PO1 Kevin Dougherty
Have to agree. I for one rarely drank while in the military, and after one or two experiences, never to excess.
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SFC (Join to see)
Not me. I drank heavily, at times. But I recognized - before it was too late - I was becoming an alcohollic, self medicated myself, and quit drinking. I do, from time to time drink a beer or wine, but always with a meal. For tge last ten years or so, I have been almost completely sober. My Dad was a worthless drunk for years. Didn't want to end up like him.
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