BRCC Presents - The HunterSeven Foundation

American veterans have been developing cancer at a disproportionately high rate - especially in the last twenty years.
While private and government funded healthcare is just beginning to tackle this issue, one organization is taking the fight straight to the enemy.
Hunter 7 was founded to educate, assist, and take care of veterans and their families who are facing the biggest battle of their lives and dispel the myth that the wounds of war end on the battlefield.
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[@kelliebowman3356]

Hunter 7 was my Dad, Robert Bowman (1968-2013 RIP ❤️❤️) Black Rifle and the Hunter Seven foundation are absolute bad asses for what they are doing and contributing to the veteran community. Many props to them and their people 🙏🏻

[@tehunter6569]

This is absolutely real for veterans. I served 23 years, 4 tours in Iraq. Diagnosed prostate cancer at 40. Early detection is critical. Guys, get your PSA tested. I was fortunate that the surgery got all the cancer. Over 15 years cancer free. Don’t take chances with your health.

[@BurglarBars]

Man this broke me. I'm so happy they setup a foundation. Rest in peace fallen brothers.

[@rustygardhouse7895]

It is criminal how badly those willing to die for their country are neglected after their service.

[@steverutkowski8416]

Thank you for sharing these stories BRCC, I'm a gulf War and OIF veteran last may 2023 I trip, fell and broke a few ribs, went to VA to get checked out! Found lesions and a tumor after extensive testing I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma! Keep up the great work BRCC I'll be checking out hunter 7 foundation I am a cancer survivor!

[@jmak2759]

Did 13 deployments in the Navy. I’m 35 and now fighting my second cancer.

[@christianoneil3876]

04' & 05' in Balad, diagnosed in June of last year with Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the throat. Currently tumor free and in remission, thanks be to God. Early detection is key! Count me in on whatever you need.

[@solomonheppner]

Cancer/TBI/Toxicity are things that need to be talked about openly with active duty leadership.

[@jaket2k927]

My dad died from cancer caused by Agent Orange, it took a toll on his body causing him to have cataracts in his eyes in his 30s, nerve damage, diabetes, and my brothers all have anemia while I have a nurological disorder.

[@michaelthompson6884]

😢 I’m a GWOT veteran and this makes me cry to see my brothers and sisters go through this so from me thank you

[@sumguyman8656]

Man, I remeber being able to see the burn pit from the hooches. Scary...I never knew how many vets are getting diagnosed with cancer. Thanks for doing this story and of course all of the hard work from everyone involved in this program.

[@eddiejeselink2996]

Thank you ALL. NSDQ.

[@robr5374]

Thank you for getting this out. I am a 25 year army vet with several deployments to Iraq. It is comforting to know that there are organizations that really do have our best interests at heart. Thank you for all that you do.

[@mdlipps]

I was Active Duty Army during the Afghanistan Campaign. I didn't deploy, however my heart goes out to the families who lost a loved one. They risked their lives against the odds made it home. Then suffered a silent aftermath. God Bless all of them.

[@williamperry118]

I was stationed at Edgewood Arsenal after 9/11 i was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia in 2020 at just 40yo. I was rated 100 percent just a few days ago after 3 years of fighting for it, they called it TERA Toxic Exposure Related Activity. I lost my job at the VA after 8 years working there and had to draw out all my retirement so i could feed my son and I even had to get on food stamps but i never stopped fighting for what I felt i was owed. Keep up the fight!

[@arielweinman1015]

My great uncle was diagnosed with a service related blood cancer. He’s a Korea War veteran. Early detection is so important. Thankfully his was caught early. It’s a chronic cancer but getting it under control early was key to him still being here with us. ❤

[@DKilnerScull-wu1gn]

I just wanted to thank you for your service and your sacrifice God bless you all 🙏

[@CHRISTINAHERR-gf3ip]

Thank you for making and posting this video. Veterans need to be told these truths on platforms they frequent.

[@damselmedic]

There is many other diagnoses that are also related to the toxic exposures we suffered, and those are even less recognized than those that get cancer. Everything from nerve damage to mitochondrial issues and autoimmune disease. Those like myself were denied proper care and struggle for every bit of care because of the disbelief that it is not just in our heads exspcialy if female. The education should start as troops enter service to report everything you are exposed to and all symptoms so at least there is a record. Even the VA fails more of us than anyone acknowledges and it is due to lack of training from my perspective as I was a vA physicians assistant and later a patient. I can even report abuse by providers who would not listen to what I was telling them until I collapsed because of their insisting there couldn't be anything wrong. Once I finally went to the civilian side and got testing I demanded because of my knowledge than it could be confirmed something was very wrong. Please recognize there is so much more to be done and more who are in serious need besides those with cancer as those veterans also deserve the same concern and actions.

[@christopherjames1453]

Prayers and many thanks!!!!!!