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Military/veteran suicide is thought to affect 22 people a day in the US. I'd argue it's at least double. Research shows the most effective healing is when survivor's get the opportunity to connect to other survivors but how do we do that in a culture that doesn't talk about the uncomfortable things? Aaron discusses loses his wife JJ while on active duty and finding love and his tribe again. To learn more about the Travis Manion Foundation and opportunities near you, click here... Volunteer

This series discusses suicide and may be activating for some individuals. If you or anyone you know is struggling, please let them know that help is available. You can call or text 988 anytime in the US and Canada.

Our only way out is through, if you need support on your suicide grief journey the following are invaluable:  Find a support group | AFSP Alliance of Hope For Suicide Loss Survivors | Home Grief Resources for Suicide Loss Survivors | Dougy Center

If you or a loved one is having trouble navigating the after-military journey these may be of help to you. Empowering Veterans | The Commit Foundation | The COMMIT Foundation Veterans Bridge Home | Charlotte, NC Operation Second Chance Operation Honor: Rural Salute™ | Serving Veterans Where Others Don’t Home