Aaron learned strategies to manage PTSD symptoms

An explosion missed Aaron by less than 40 meters, but afterward he was unable to return to active duty. His wife convinced him to check out VA to learn how to deal with his difficult emotions. Hear Aaron describe how he connected with programs and resources that helped him recognize what was going on and learn ways to cope. Find more information at maketheconnection.net/conditio...

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Way to go Aaron. Very couragour to go into the military, FIGHT the good FIGHT and now manace the PTSD that you are having to do. It is hard. What you are doing is helping others. Thank you, Aaron.

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Always End the Day with a positive thought. N o matter how hard things were tomorrow's a fresh opportunity to make it better.

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[@pottman9321]

Aaron, Lots of time has gone by since you filmed this, nevertheless, I thank you for your service. I also am so glad that you give hope through opening yourself to others. Often so many lives are destroyed because they just can't acknowledge that what they have experienced has changed and/or affected them. So often despair wins. Thank you to the VA and the programs which provide some strategies and techniques to help. Finally I appreciate your attitude of listening to that support team that cannot be easy but is essential. I know it isn't always easy to accept criticism; good or bad.

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