Happy to be Sad: Midrange Emotions

Scot talks about his experience with a variety of treatments and how his most recent modality has led to the most progress.

[@anonymoustoo4945]

I look at you and I see the same look I see in my brother! I am a civilian patriot, and I want soo badly to help our Patriots that have given us an easy life! I have been raising my son based off of the Delta Force books I have read .. you are so amazing .. and a simple single dad in the Midwest teaches his son about YOU ... because you are a Hero.. you are a real man .. you make me proud to be an American ... #wwg1wga

[@mdr212roger4]

Thanks for sharing Scott, very powerful stuff. Listening to your podcast helps me everyday. Love you guys! Keep up the good work

[@bga_29]

The amount of vulnerability you and Tom show in these videos is truly admirable. Thank you for your service and thank you for continuing to help others 🇺🇸

[@stephensmith5115]

The noise is real. You know some days I just want to just sleep all day. I did that for about 2 months. Some days I just want to scream. This phase comes and goes for about a week when it stays. When I try to speak to people and I try to speak as neautrally as possible I come off as cold and calloused. I've done things like cognitive processesing therapy. Sports therapy art therapy and a whole slew of it in San Antonio. I am thankful for that treatment. It helped me find out my thought traps and such. I do accustim treatment for TBI and that has it's perks but honestly I see the way you and your brother speak and it is like you speak directly to me when I watch these videos. It makes me wonder what more therapy solutions there are to help me get to a point where I can just feel. The one thing I want to do in life is just feel happy. Like real happiness. I know the Lord can provide it but the lord can only help those that seek the help and the knowlege.

[@MidsierramusingBlogspot]

What about guilt? Have you dealt with that? Have you confessed to a priest and been absolved?