You'll almost never see a suicide not from a person with PTSD that doesn't inlcude the words "I'm so sorry." Many believe it was something they couldn't prevent and wouldn't listen when they needed to vent.
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What is a Veteran
What is a Veteran?
A Policeman a Fireman or an EMT?
Or an every day person on the streets you see?
Ministers, Doctors Nurses and even Athelets are part of the whole.
Serving humanity is normally their greatest goal.
And yes all the Soldiers that fight to keep our country free,
Generally are aware of the fact they could get PTSD.
But PTSD isn't a condition for any singular type of humanity.
It can manifest in anyone and cause calamity.
So lets support all Veterans the Veterans of life,
And try to remove some of their pains and their strife!
Stanley Victor Paskavich/Stantasyland.com
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