VA doctors being let go for poor performance is one thing. Letting them go into private practice afterwards is another. This is happening and it needs to stop. We discuss this and more on this week's Road to Hope Radio

In the studio this week are 3 veterans: Ron (Army), Patrick (Air Force), Ben (Marine). They share their stories about being deployed, what it's like at Camp Hope and what was going on at Camp Hope during Harvey.

A story about a Bronze star recipient. The DOD spent $50 million on what? This is hard to believe. Or not. We also bring in Brady, a current resident of Camp Hope.

Jeremy visits us this week and tells his story and how he came to Camp Hope. We also talk about the Vietnam documentary on PBS and so much more. Road to Hope Radio. Every Sunday at 6pm on KPRC 950.

September is suicide prevention month. We talk about that. We talk to Marine Brevik Harris. He tells us how he came to Camp Hope.
Also a reminder:
www.PTSDUSA.org. Click on "get help". There are lists of all chapter meetings for Camp Hope.

On the eve of the 9/11 anniversary Road to Hope Radio honors all those that serve and have served our country. Listen to Road To Hope Radio live every Sunday at 6pm on 950am.

Veterans learning to cope with PTSD can come to Camp Hope. 877-717-7873. If you know somebody who is suffering from PTSD, tell them to call. A veteran will answer. A veteran will always answer. Nearly 40% of Afghanistan mission personnel experience PTSD. We discuss this story with guys at Camp Hope to get their perspective.

39,000 service members volunteered for a research study. We discuss that study, we talk about the Korea situation as well. And finally we talk to Jerry Reed and Police Chief David Hartley about their Watermelon Run for the Fallen.

Let's not forget those that put on the military uniform. Remember the cost of our freedoms everyday. We bring in today with Brandon, Jacob and another Brandon to tell their stories.

Reports from the Army and suicide numbers. Some PTSD and VA issues. Plus Lyle and Lauren join us this week to share their stories as well.
It's Road to Hope Radio. Heard every Sunday at 6pm on 950 KPRC