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In Case You Missed It -Wellness and the Invisible Wound

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Learn more about Col. Matthew F. Amidon, USMCR.
Col. Matthew F. Amidon, USMCR
Former Director, Veterans and Military Families
George W. Bush Institute

In an Open Letter to Warriors, Jake Schick Cpl USMC (Ret) with The Center For BrainHealth sends a compelling message addressing the invisible...

In an Open Letter to Warriors, Jake Schick Cpl USMC (Ret) with The Center For BrainHealth sends a compelling message addressing the invisible wounds of war. Please take a look and remember that injuries are not always what we see in front of us. Some carry great stigma which affects the willingness to seek treatment, affecting the prospects for long term recovery.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) does not have to end lives, careers and families. It does not have to carry negative stigmas. It is treatable.

Our veterans are too important to the future of this country to let unfounded reasons and assumptions get in the way of “what could be”.