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Unfortunately, there are so many Vets with few career prospects who have decided to augment their income by malingering and claiming trauma where there was only drama. The potential financial reward/compensation, tax-free, for life, has created a monster, and countless Vets who are not held in check by scruples are on the "PTSD" bandwagon.

Thank you.. ❤ Our dear vets taught drs what ptsd is and what all traumas birth, including unhealthy coping mechanisms. Great info as a ptsd gal from the war of assault.

YALL AINT GONNA FORGET ME !!!! I GOT SOME THINGS TO SAY !!!

there is MORE THAN ONE "REAL MCCOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Such a beautiful, heartfelt, amazing story, and what an accomplishment!

Renee I miss you so much 💗 yes Art heals the soul.

I suffer from complex ptsd…it’s getting better bit by bit through Christ. For years nobody could help or drugs..but Yeshua is taking me piece by piece healing the broken bits. This veteran is correct…heal the cause not treat the symptoms. Evil destroyed my soul….the only one who could fix my soul is Christ.

I'm a Vietnam veteran and I understand what you are presenting. Most people don't understand.

Welcome home, thank for your service. Over thirty five years clean and sober for my self.

Hi Manuel happy to here your still around I thought about you so many times wondering how your doing as I can see your doing good and I'm happy for you take good care of your self Annette

I Know that guy ... whats up Skip!!

Amazing!

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH, THANK YOU FOR THE BEST TIME❤❤❤❤

Thank you for your views on PTSD but as a Vietnam Veteran 1964,1965,1966, the PTSD DEMAN still lives within you no matter what Doctors and others say are do the Demam will always haunt you, but its okay you learn to keep going, and put your trust in God himself for guidance and help it's okay to cry, God bless you and your staff for helping us with PTSD.

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U servicemen women an service dogs were,nt given the respect help or guidence needed.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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I served with Co. D 1/8th. Cav. My first big fire fight was March 20th. 1967. You and I were probably at Fort Jackson at the same time. First Team!

Such an empowering story. We need more veterans, addicts, homeless, and disability stories in this world. It brings me great joy to hear about the obstacles you overcame and to see that you are sharing it with others.

Great presentation and info!! Thank you Vet Center for helping our vets and families!

That is my brother and I am so proud of him! I am so happy that everyone else can see just how amazing he is.

This is simple. You wouldn't have PTSD if you didn't go to Vietnam...where you did NOT belong or have a right to be in the first place.

Congrats on the turn around in life !

I grew up in the home of a combat veteran who served in three wars; the South Pacific Theater, Korea, and Vietnam. He had been a functional alcoholic for the duration of his twenty-three years on active duty. Upon his retirement, after being passed over three times for promotion to Full Coronel, he retired; That's when our lives as his children became unbearable. We never knew, when he came through the front door, what could happen. He could be in a joyful state one minute and he would transform into a raging maniac. The more he drank, the more vicious and violent he would become. When I was thirteen, I could no longer endure his brutal beatings. I felt like he was destroying my dignity as a civilized being. As I raised my fists, the look in his eyes expressed an evil I had never seen before. I got one right cross in that sent his dentures flying across the room, then he commenced a volume of punches that within seconds, my eyes were swollen shut. He continued to pound on my face until every finger and his thumb was broken on his right hand. By then, I was on the floor, lying in a pool of my own blood. He began kicking me over and over; I could hear my mother screaming, "Scott, Scott; stop, you're going to kill him." I don't know how many kicks my to head it took to knock me unconscious. I awoke hours later because I needed to pee. I couldn't see as my eyes were swollen shut. My bigs were broken, and when I was able to get my legs over the edge of my bed, I couldn't stand up. I peed on the floor and laid back down. My mother came down to check on me at some point and found a pool of blood on the floor next to my bed. She ran up to the second floor from the basement to wake my father. She told him I needed to go to the hospital. He told her, "No way. He can die for all I care." I joined the Army on November 8th, 1971. I was the Platoon Leader for the 4th Platoon of Echo Company and interviewed for Special Forces and Ranger Training before catching a Drill Instructor selling drugs to the men in my Platoon. I turned him into my Drill Sargeant, and he said he would take care of it. The next night, I was so severely beaten that I had to be hospitalized. Once I returned to my training company, I received death threats. While on my way back to my Company Area, I passed Military Records. I'd volunteered for Vietnam and figured if this is how the military treats its own; I changed my beneficiary on my G I Insurance from my Mother to the Angela Davis Defense Fund. She was going on trial in San Rafael, California for having been accused of smuggling guns into the Courthouse where she was defending some Black Panthers. Upon reporting back to Top, I was greeted by two CID Officers who escorted me to mental health where I was required to undergo a psychological examination. I was discharged from the Army with a less than Honorable Discharge. I did not attend my Father's or Mother's funerals. The VA would not diagnose my PTSD until the year 2014, forty-two years after ETS. They would not inform me of my diagnosis for two more years when after an explosive event in the office of a VA Doctor, I was escorted to Mental Health for another mental evaluation. Because they could establish traumatic events (my Father's abuse of me) I was not eligible for Service-Connected PTSD compensation.

Hello, love the work. You might enjoy this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him informative, yet down to earth.

Could you fix the audio please? I have my speaker at 100% and can barely hear anything. All other content is fine.

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I love, love, love hearing YOUR story, you storyteller!

thank you for telling your story and sacrifice. godspeed.

Hi Kate! Great to see you reintroducing Vets TV at the Midpeninsula in Palo Alto. You look great!!!

Enjoyed this so much! ALL of it!

I love your video of the California coast.

Why no new recent videos? I love to be a part of the videos, message me

As always, good work!

Thanks for sharing your story!!!! Such a warm smile and joyful presence <3

GATEKEEPERS SMH

How do you say his name? Ever red?

It was an honor to have you on VHVtv! Thank you so much, Tami :)

Does your group offer advice and consent OUTSIDE of your group, e.g. Defense Contractors and other defense workers are often not considered RESERVISTS? The topic is Hate Crime Stalking against women, these men are snakes in the grass targeting women that are vulnerable #empowerment #publictransportion #firstamendment #oldcrows #metoo #economicviolence

Thank you, Sheryl Shaffer and VHVTV, it was a pleasure being interviewed! For more information about Susan J. Farese/SJF Communications visit sjfcommunications.com and for Haiku workshops: sjfcommunications.com/upcoming-haiku-workshops/. "Poetic Expressions in Nursing: Sharing the Caring" is available: sjfcommunications.com/shop/

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How can become an 'artist in residence'? I'm a USMC vet with PTSD and I've become an artist 7.5 years ago. Taking par in my first show this weekend ;-)

Awesome !!

This is Beautifully honorable! I'm in the midst of joining. 🕊

This is an excellent, informative interview about the role of art in the military and Phyllis Thomas's unique journey in becoming an independent creative and healing practitioner. Great to hear about Veterans Helping Veterans TV. #creativeartists #veteranartists #spiritualpainting #PhyllisThomas #VeteransTV \

It was a true honor to be your virtual guest. I am a "behind the scenes type of person, and you made me feel so comfortable. Your interview style gave me a sense of calm, where I could tell my story of using art to empower. Thank you so much, Sheryl. I appreciate you giving me the platform to illustrate the importance of art. Thank you so much!

She is my grandma

20:44 great advice to join the military

What a great opportunity to sit down with my sisters. Thank you Sheryl!