Sorry to hear about that sir I worry about my youngest son who was a combat medic in Afghanistan who still struggles with PTSD from the war and he still hasn’t opened up to me or anyone else to help him deal with the trauma. I can’t imagine what he went through but I’m willing to just listen man suicide in the military has its toll on everyone in the soldiers life.
2026-09-25 02:55:03
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Mishmosh :
I’m sorry.
2026-09-24 22:32:00
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marinaaä :
hello sir
2026-09-25 04:40:46
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Dysfunctional Vet ❌️ :
sorry for your pain brother
2026-09-25 00:13:06
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the_semper_patriots :
was this the armory Marine? I remember 😔
2026-09-25 03:01:12
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Ladytomahawk :
Yes, it must be very hard to face it.
They rest. But those who remain never understand why they gave up.
Today I saw a post from a ranger...Joe...an unpronounceable surname for me, probably Russian
He lost a leg due to a grenade in 2007,more than 40 surgeries ,Even so, he fought to recover and he deployed or 5 times,with an orthotic leg
He died in January of '23....suicide
He leave behind a wife and two young children
How could someone with that strength and ability decide that they couldn't go on anymore?
clash of worlds?
Didn't he adapt to retirement?
You should talk more
Get rid of all that pain
Or you simply let themselves be accompanied in silence, having a beer
There's no need to speak, on so many occasions
Simply let yourselves be loved and protected
You, too, have the right to be loved.
not always, to protect and shelter others
However tough you may be...you soldiers are human
And you have the capacity to maintain that noble soul, despite what you must experience on the front lines.
2026-09-24 23:02:30
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