Empowering Veterans to Embrace New Journeys
I’m Ron Tebo—a disabled Army veteran who proudly served my country, not on the battlefield, but with the same dedication and sacrifice. I encourage you to read this article more than once. Like many who’ve worn the uniform, my battles didn’t end when my service did. PTSD became an invisible enemy, one that tried to…
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I can tell you with certainty that I had a great time playing here yesterday and interacting with the players. The weight of the past is a heavy thing to carry. For many veterans, it’s a constant companion—a low hum of anxiety, a series of tripwires for PTSD, a shadow of depression that can darken…
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First off, I’d love to play with other veterans when I travel to Puerto Rico soon with my paddle. Let’s get back to the story. We’ve all faced battles, both on the field and within ourselves, long after the uniform comes off. The transition back to civilian life can be a marathon, not a sprint,…
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