Combat Vet Vision

The therapeutic effect of telling your story is good to process some issues someone might have.

Learning to talk about one thoughts is important.

Learning about yourself can be eye-opening

Triggers can be hit but it is important to deal with them and to have a great support network is important.

Public speaking is made easier by talking on a Mic

Being able to talk about your issues is a needed release

Having others on the show is rewarding and I have seen some amazing stories.

Everyone needs a great support system for combat or non-combat PTSD

In case you want to know the cure for PTSD is mind wipe as depicted in "Home Coming" on Amazon Prime.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

Pete Porter USMC, Combat Vet, will tell his story a bit and get into his transition back into civilian life, his ups and downs, and his balance and resources he continues to use.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

What is it that I do

I connected with Combat Vets,
I sympathize,
I coordinate efforts of support,
I built relationships with society,
I help find passion and jobs,
I help coordinate special needs for our Combat Vets,
I speak with and listen to issues from our Combat Vets,
I find meaningful ways that help me and others in life,
I taste freedom,
I carry a burden, I share this burden,
I sit on the table where very few are invited,
I utilize recourses, non-profit orgs, and society.

In my day, my goal is to reach a Combat Vet in need and discover an aha-moment, put a puzzle piece together to better articulate what is in our minds and to better deal with situations as they arise and to help navigate with someone in their worst hour.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

The, "Why Not Me Factor", Getting to the point.

Fortune finds away.

Uplifting support,
Life may not appear fair but if you are doing something because there is payment at the end it may be a job.

If you do something good to the community or others its integrity,

Expectations may not meet perception and may cause some frustration and animosity.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

Your connections matter. "Don't Burn Bridges". Life lines to success.
Who do you trust and what information is good and bad.
when you think of what you know and who you know what one really helps you more.
Are you good for your self----Dealing and handling life in a positive way.
Communication and Education---
Articulation of your thoughts--
Do I Still Care----
Sober and Responsible---

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

What affects us, How Why and dealing with this new effect upon us. Handling it, exposing it to others, Who can help, and is it a bad idea to expose it to cause it to become more normal or more of a burden.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

Many are probably aware of the triad inner child-inner parent-inner adult. Each of the three has its own role: the adult is to make decisions, the child is to play and enjoy life, and the parent is to instruct and care. But it just so happened that for many, the inner parent is busy with criticizing, scolding, and devaluing, that is, not at all what it should.
And as a consequence - a lack of strength, apathy, difficulties with choices and desires, problems with upholding boundaries ... Well, really how much can you gnaw yourself from the inside with your own inner parent?

What can you do? A lot of things) For example, find your baby photos and look at them with a fresh look, as if they are not you, but just a little boy or little girl. She smiles shyly or, on the contrary, mischievously. Or maybe he is very serious or is holding back tears because he was scared of the unfamiliar uncle of the photographer. Have you looked? Now start to find fault with this kid as you find fault with yourself, criticize, devalue, scold.

You do not want to? Well, of course, how can you scold this baby!
But when you criticize, shame, and pull yourself back, you turn to this child, who has hidden inside you and is waiting for your support and care.

Think about what words this kid would like to hear? And say these words to yourself. And every time you start scolding and shaming yourself, remember your childhood photo and realize whether you want to tell your inner child and whether he needs it.

Be gentle and caring for yourself.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

Taste, Choice, Accountability, Sacrifice, Connection, Benefits, appreciation, reflection, In the End, how does this apply to you.

Links
Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

Barriers: obstacles to our way of obtaining our goals or perceived goals. doors, transportation, logistics, family, People, habits, society, choices, and capabilities.

Walls: Protective area and hard to tear down, removed Love or hurt. Opening up can really lead to better understanding and relationships

Links

Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision

Jason Brooks, Matt Curly, Kyle Siordia
Talk about Vets working in "Invitae" (Genetic Testing for Cancer) also how to be tested. What this means to the VA and to you.

Links
Invitae - www.invitae.com

Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision