I focus more on the blessings in my day-to-day life

It is frightening that I have been diagnosed with PTSD, but being thankful helps shield me from my anxieties and pessimistic thoughts. You learn to make the most of difficult situations, and let us face it, life would be dull without challenges. One soldier I served with at Fort Leonard Wood is among the kindhearted people I count myself lucky to have in my life, and we talk regularly.

After going through or witnessing a traumatic event, a mental health condition known as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may develop. Because of the nature of their work, which frequently exposes them to hazardous and traumatic situations, military personnel are more likely to develop PTSD.

I made this website (covering all expenses) to assist in offering veterans the resources and support they need to overcome PTSD and lead satisfying lives.