*UNSEEN FOOTAGE* Sniper Opens Up On War, Death, PTSD And Love | Minutes With |

[@ladbiblestories]

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[@arlene2386]

Your amazing one of a kind. Stand and be strong a hero at heart Dear. Wish you the very best. Happy Trails Smile Always. Have a amazing day. 💞💚💞 Bless You Dear 💙💛

[@luqmanmarijanov6152]

He has fought and killed people who I support and love but at the end, Craig has my respect and support 🙏. I wish him nothing but only the best in this life. Life is hard that's why we should support each other.

[@carielswick8892]

I would just like to say him is Thank you sir for your service and to hang in there.

[@DR_Green_Thumb_360]

Craig I don’t use social media, so I’ll ask my wife to reach out. I’m about to get out of the military, and live in Washington state USA. I would love to take you fishing or hiking in the Olympic national park or at my family’s place in Montana. I think you’d enjoy my corner of America. Hope you are doing well. Check your DMs on instagram this evening. Tyler

[@Longbyname]

This rips me to bits. Best of luck for the future Craig. You’re a beacon of hope for those who’ve been down or going through this path.

[@andrewoverhere8525]

I even saw ur comment when I started the video, I said nah I got this. Well, videos over. Turns out I don't got this

[@roddymcniven8734]

@@andrewoverhere8525 make fucking sense mate ffs

[@augilaar7420]

How are you still alive

[@burnbrae6948]

Fair play to Craig telling his us all about his struggles with PTSD. It takes more balls to do that than people may realise and is a big part of winning the battle. My grandfather survived both world wars from the Somme through to North Africa and Italy. He saw & experienced more harrowing things than most of us could barely imagine. Like many others before and after him, he struggled all his life with the then little understood PTSD. It took him many years to even consider talking about it. My dad said he vividly remembered that on several occasions in the middle of the night just after WWII my grandad would be at the end of the bed, stood to attention, saluting & sobbing while shouting out a list of names my dad had never known. Once my dad had grown up and joined the army in the late 50's, grandad slowly began to share his tale of mental solitude, constant violent nightmares and more specifically survivor guilt. It was then that my dad then found out that my grandfather had lost every single member of his small troop when ordered to advance on the enemy. They had been drawn into a field of landmines and were all wiped out except my grandad. These were names he would call out during one of his sobbing, walking dreams. It was only after opening up to my dad did he really start to live his life with a bit more contentment. I would like to think that when he died in his 90's that he had found some sort of peace & forgiveness within himself. I truly hope you find your own peace of mind Craig. You owe it to yourself to survive the hardest battle and live a great life.

[@MeMyselfandI-kc4bi]

❤ my heart has melted ❤ such an amazing incredible story of your Grandad who I'm thankful for his service . Thanks for sharing this .

[@EddieLeal]

I'm a military veteran. Two tours in Iraq.(2006, 2008) Kirkuk and Tallil. Served a total of 20 years/retired in 2012. Taking a human life is not something that should EVER come natural. This is why the military tries hard during initial training to reprogram you. Even then, you will have people freeze in combat at the moment of truth. The military dehumanizes the enemy in order to make it easier to kill when the time comes. You pretty much have to be a psychopath/sociopath for this type of thing not to affect you to some extent. There is no glory in killing. You do it to accomplish your mission and because you must in order to ensure the survival of yourself and your fellow soldiers. In war, killing is gov't sanctioned murder. If you are going to enlist/join the military keep this in mind before you sign your life away on that dotted line. The military life style is not for everyone. No shame in that.😉 Stay frosty out there!

[@cjyt6491]

The dehumanising begins when they try to kill yo or your mates... zero love for the enemy

[@PositivelyNice]

one of the best comment I’ve seen on the internet

[@VikingVic76]

Thx for sharing.

[@Cdmxforever]

When you read history of war you will find that the most successful warriors were the most cruel and merciless. In most armies, all over the world in all centuries you will find cases of soldiers trying hard no to kill their enemies even in hand to hand combat.

[@SoulJnr]

"In war, killing is gov't sanctioned murder." hard truth,

[@LorienInksong]

My sympathies Craig. I have complex PTSD as well, bad upbringing, and so few people understand how severe it is and what that means. If I didn't have a good therapist who knew what started me down this and that its a known issue that she knows how to address I would have lost everything to it. I'm so glad you have your wife and that sweet little dog. Hang in there mate.

[@LosBlancoo]

God bless you ❤

[@razorjean]

@Levia🖤 Can lad bible remove these comments, this is a serious topic and you spam the channel. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[@cjyt6491]

It's no joke bro, I'm also living proof... I tried my back on help, dong my own thing and I've never been sharper... binned all my meds. I'll rather live unmedcated than feel punch drunk all the time

[@Thekoryosmenstribepodcast]

Same here. Therapy is so important. I'm a survivor of child sex abuse. And physical abuse. As well as other things. Sometimes it still gets rough. But I'm far better than í used to be.

[@jcbryant4200]

can you share how something like that is treated?

[@williamj8349]

The original was such an important interview. Craig was incredibly brave serving in the capacity he did, and incredibly brave to speak so honestly about his experiences. We should all aim to become half the man he is. Thank you for the uncut version.

[@Princeofthebow]

So hard to see such a beautiful man to suffer. Stay strong mate, never never never give up

[@public-disorder]

well said, I think he'd appreciate this sentiment and the simple way you've said it.

[@amberheardsbumpyknuckles9336]

When he talks about his dog it just bloody ripped me shreds. So beautiful, so sad, so complex. Just the little things... Betsy the terrier saved his life, just through unconditional love. Oh my my my. What a heart wrenching story, what a beautiful man. God bless him. We love you Craig.

[@Actingskint]

I have such admiration for this man . He did a Job , that many people could never even imagine taking on . His dedication to his duty , his utter professionalism, and his loyalty to his fellow soldiers is unquestionable. He's neither gung - ho ,or bragging .And his description of feeling guilt over the motorcyclist , is a sentiment I'm sure many soldiers will echo . He's a big lad , who , underneath the guise of a soldier is a deep thinking human being , trying his best to navigate the world again , after many extreme experiences of military service . I'm glad his wife stood by him , & gave him the support he desperately needs . He might appear a strapping ex soldier , but at his core , he has a heart which is bigger than many, and an insight into the reality of war . I hope he finds a peace in the future he's struggled to find before .

[@gkbxx9924]

@Levia🖤 Now is not the time, fella.

[@peakiyawashington]

When I saw the notification with Craig’s face.. man… I smiled. He’s just the best man! I could listen to him speak all day. I’m glad he is thriving and surviving. I wonder how Betsey is doing??

[@jayw6177]

I can’t say this enough, but as a social worker, I know first hand the importance of hearing the honesty and openness of someone else’s experience with trauma, ptsd and depression when trying to deal with your own mental difficulties. Thank you for sharing your story and thank you for all those who you have helped and will help. Love.

[@tamzy4825]

must be nice seeing something not so sheltred, being a social worker. as my experience in the care and prison system from age 14 is they are very sheltred and have no clue of the real life. just if the text book says it then thats it 💯 and majority of social workers today are scu@@@@ but thats just a fact . failure after failuire and its only getting worse, as most the dogs just turn up for a paycheck, when you seen it 1st hand you reaslise. we are doomed from the start in the system and thats down to pen pushers at a desk there whole lives with no clue, as long as cant see the mess from there window they good🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ 💯🙏

[@jayw6177]

@@tamzy4825 I am so sorry that your experience in the care and prison system has been so damaging to you and that you were not given the support you 100% deserved. Not all of us are scumbags, I assure you, but as there are in most systems, there are those among us who don’t represent who we are and tend to forget that they are there to be the voice and support those who need their voice to be heard. I wish you nothing but the best and I apologise, in solidarity, for the lack of guidance, support, care and love that you were not shown by social work.

[@tamzy4825]

@@jayw6177 🙏that means alot sir..thank you.. im now 36 was addicted to crack and heroin from age 13 so rocky roads i had im now clean of drugs.. strugling with alchol it 1 thing after another like i need to have something its hard to explain but since not seeing my gp in 5 plus yrs im getting booked in as now know the drink is affecting me big time.. RESPECT

[@tamzy4825]

@@jayw6177 and jamie that wasnt aimed at you, just ive sadly in my yrs in care homes ss ect ect never met a decent sole so kept running. its no exuse as it was me that destroyed my life, take care

[@jayw6177]

@@tamzy4825 no apologies needed. I know that frustration, sadness and anxieties need to be directed somewhere, and I am more than happy to be at the end of that path. Book in with your GP, go to the appointment and when there, also ask them about a lot of supportive groups that you can join in the community, including 1-1 peer support. These programmes are free and can offer support that isn’t social worky ☺️ Good luck, you’ve got this and remember that two steps forward and one step back, is still one step in the right direction x

[@ayoubjouba6500]

I cried listening to him , he is brave to tell his story and i wish him best luck in his life

[@blackdeath5026]

Most people don't realize what we went thru as soldiers, it's been many years since i got out and to this day i still find myself waking up and feeling anxious and almost desperate to get up, i watch these videos and honestly it helps me get thru sometimes, just knowing it's not just me there are others out there feeling my pain, the things i've seen aren't natural, i found GOD and every day is a new day, thanks for your honesty and courage to talk about it, good luck and hold on life will get back on track for you

[@EddieLeal]

You're definitely not alone brother. Stay frosty out there. 👍

[@daklakdigital3691]

Only a real man can shed tear unabashedly. Craig is brave man.

[@thespuditron9387]

Of all the stories he told us, the one with his little dog really got me.

[@benlister74]

What he's given physically and mentally is astonishing! The respect these people deserve is unmeasurable! In awe. 👍

[@craigsomersett9851]

Craig Harrison real definition of a true hero thank you for your service

[@cl3165]

I was in tears by the end of this interview. Thank you. This was a beautiful, profound, and moving episode. I wish him the best of luck with his survival school and future endeavors.

[@JMigUK]

This man has the physique, the psychology and the manners of a seasoned warrior. Respect.

[@Eventual-Visitor]

You mean a man with complex PTSD for the remaining of his life because he murdered people in their own invaded country on behalf of the American government? Only because his own government is an American vassal.

[@Cous1nJack]

There is another video of him and his wife. Def got the psychology.

[@godSPARDA1995]

Well said. Something one could aspire to be

[@PaulHurst777]

What an honest man. Wish the world had more people as good as this man. Best wishes to you. My dog saved my life too.

[@MellenNorway]

I could listen to this guy for hours easily, talking about the most horrendous OR benign stuff, coz his voice is soooo soothing! So calm and warm, and GENUINE! Thank you for opening up, Craig. I sincerely wish you the best future possible, and props to your wife for not giving up on someone "so broken", instead choosing to stay and fight CPTSD.....As hard as it is on the one afflicted with CPTSD (I'm one of them), it's almost just as hard for the people closest to you.

[@DadVader]

He is such a lovely person, A giant with a gentle heart. I hope he is much, much better now.

[@2russo.phobic4u]

@Ian Sacks Why don't you go and tell him what you think big man?

[@2russo.phobic4u]

@Ian Sacks Exactly what I thought, big man loves spouting nonsense online but is too scared to do it in real life.

[@VintageVegans]

… who KILLED for a living.

[@2russo.phobic4u]

@@VintageVegans He was a soldier. Soldiers kill or get killed. Get real lady.

[@Acidflash]

​@@VintageVegans soldiers follow orders, good or bad, innocent or not. If they have to kill, they kill. Get real for a second, peace will never happen, too many conflicts of interest, too much greed, too much power and too many religious beliefs. So pull your head out of your hippy wonderland and wake the fuck up. Humans have killed for years, and will continue to kill for the next thousands of years

[@aroundtheworldaly]

WE LOVE YOU CRAIG! Mental illnesses are horrific (although I’ve never experienced the level you’ve had to survive). The fact that you are surviving them everyday shows your strength and character. We all love and support you and thank you for sharing your vulnerability. ❤️ from Canada

[@southbelfast1690]

heart goes out to this man , to be able to tell his life story and how he has struggled with his mental state of mind , thank you for your service

[@ThomasGabrielsen]

This is the fifth time I've watched this interview, and I feel it in my stomach every time. What a great guy Craig seems to be.

[@FrankLewis040]

I've watched the first one three times. Now, I've watched this one. Craig seems like a solid guy, and I hope Craig, Tanya, and Betsy live long happy lives.

[@vissitorsteve]

Men like him are my heroes...His honesty, his openness and willingness to be truthful won't cure his PTSD, but damn, it's so emotionally helpful...God bless his dog and his wife. :-(

[@kingchaos5404]

If anybody hasn’t read or listened to his book “The longest Kill” it’s a must read. Highly recommend. Craig if you read this then thank you for everything you’ve done from defending our amazing country to doing these videos, letting us have a glimpse into your career.

[@kingchaos5404]

@Ian Sacks anybody who puts on a uniform and puts their life at risk for those like you and me to sleep comfortably at night. That’s how he defends the uk.

[@Lineandsinker87]

😂🤣 if only people knew !! He’s stolen other peoples stories and claimed them as his own ! His book is full of lies like how he banged out his superior and never received a court martial I’ve served alongside lads who served directly with him and he’s well known amongst his own as a bullshitter don’t believe me read the Amazon reviews for his book 99% of them are his oppos calling him out on his lies the man lives in cuckoo land !! Obviously I’m not discrediting anything he has genuinely accomplished throughout his career however it’s hard to decipher what’s lies what’s embellished and what’s true it’s a shame really because the TRUTH is enough credit there’s no need to lie and take other peoples stories it’s completely unnecessary.

[@kingchaos5404]

@Ian Sacksclearly your as thick as a brick wall the taliban are only in power now because they ram the official government out. So your saying the same people who served under osama bin laden are the good guys ?

[@user-hv2cq9we1s]

@@Lineandsinker87 In the words of an Australian criminal "never let truth get in the way of a good yarn"

[@user-hv2cq9we1s]

@Ian Sacks at the time no they were not the official government

[@imnosuperman9935]

Craig is a remarkable man, keep fighting Sir, fight the battle that's within. We appreciate you! Thank you for your service, from an Ulsterman! ❤

[@mrmr6563]

Had me in tears at the end. God bless you sir and I can’t thank you enough for keeping us all safe with your duty’s

[@deckyy123]

What an incredible man. So honest about everything. Glad for his wife and dog❤️

[@pltclcnqrr]

This is the type of guy you simply HAVE to wish all the best for whatever!

[@anette-_.]

Darn it man you made me cry. I have complex ptsd, my husband, two cats and EMDR treatment is what's keeping me alive.

[@blessboybeats]

♥️

[@jmathews470]

Have you thought of dmt, ayahuasca therapy?

[@anette-_.]

@@jmathews470 absolutely thought about it but it's hard to find a place where one could do it safely with a therapist.

[@jmathews470]

@@anette-_. not trying to get personal only trying to help. Is your issues combat related? If so then I may be able to lead you in a direction that could help you get into a safe environment under medical supervision.

[@matthewmcdonagh3344]

What an absolute hero, wish i could meet him and thank him for everything hes done, hes a truly amazing bloke

[@critical9862]

I love the fact he mentioned his dog Betsy was a great help!!!👍👍👍👍 Truly I'll be reading the book. Thanks for the upload.

[@amberheardsbumpyknuckles9336]

Seems like such a kind genuine fellow. God bless him. A true hero, a real warrior. I wish him the best of everything for life. If anyone deserves happiness, it's this Man.

[@BigRDUB661]

Hands down, best interview I've ever watched. I watched the original one when it first came outand I was so drawn in, this is like I never even watched it. Amazing of him to open up the way he did, because that's not easy by any means and to show vulnerability, amazing.

[@SLITHERMAN54]

i really admire this guy and it sucks to hear about his ptsd and stuff he has to go through, hope the rest of your life gets better Craig

[@justdean5871]

Your one hell of a human being Craig there's nothing else to say other than thank you for your service, I have massive respect for you sir all the best

[@aaronlee2371]

What an incredible human being! A true soldier, and inspiration to so many I'm sure. Pleasure to watch.

[@martinwillis9601]

An amazing story thank you. God bless you Craig.

[@boominem8177]

This man is admirable. I wish you all the best, Craig.

[@Myselfandme3]

Craig… what a wonderful guy you are. Wish you the best

[@stevenbarnwell546]

Wow I've never been in the military but man I just felt his pain,I just burst into tears listening to him,see no matter what side you are on we are all human and it must hurt to take the life of another even if you have no choice,like he said there is something deep inside you that tells you that you've done something wrong even for the right reason,I'm just so glad your dog was there to tilt his head and give you that look because your death would have been wrong,but I can smile at the fact something intervened to stop you,thank the universe for bettsie

[@taedinero9351]

I’ve watch a couple of your interviews Craig and you’ve inspired me to seek a change in life with my ptsd battle and anxiety it’s absolutely destroys you and it’s very tough but I wish you the best soldier among your journey!

[@mrsimo7144]

Legend of a man. And to all the people serving on the front line. And behind. Thank you.

[@michaelonwuka1590]

An Incredible man. Honest. Cold. Conversation

[@kolins2512]

From the moment I saw the shorter interviews back in the days, I sometimes literally thinking how is Craig doing, hoping he is well... I never saw a guy like him. Truly an amazing character. Thank you for this long version. I could listening him for hours 🙏 And I cry everytime when he is telling the story about the phone call to his wife... 🙈🙏 Thank you Craig for this interview and LADtv too. Good luck Craig 🤝

[@valofalconery]

A true legend and a real man. Not afraid to show emotion and share his incredible story. It's hard to even imagine some of the things this man has seen and experienced. Complete and total respect for him and all man and women that have been throw the horrors of war and live action combat.

[@MrSukiflash]

There are no words to describe how I was touched listening to his life as a soldier.I am a 66 year old proud american that never served but has always placed the military on a pedestal. This man belongs on top of mount everest but its just not tall enough!Thank you for telling your story and yes I broke down with you when you talked about your wife and especially your dog.

[@jonnyrocket3659]

thankyou for you service Craig.. watching your video makes me feel humbled.. those that haven't served really have no idea what it must be like

[@andrewcordingley6421]

I’ve read Craig’s book after watching his first interview on here. The things he writes about and the things he’s seen and done are sometimes harrowing. Craig has my up most respect. What an absolute hero. God bless you Craig.

[@jamiebarnett3210]

Have too say out of all of these videos I’ve seen Craig’s was the most gripping one it’s very inspiring how open he is about his struggles and his experiences you can tell he’s just a great bloke

[@thecroatianplayz6991]

I just wanna say, man.. Craig´s story deserves a movie. being in the military for such a long time and listening to them teaching you how to dehumanize and eliminate a ´´target´´ and still have some common sense and feelings to it just shows the amount of emotional intelligence this man posseses. The story about how the small yorkshire terrier saved his life just broke me to bits.. Dogs are more then just man´s best friends and they understand much more about us and our life then we will ever know. Craig, if you ever read this i wanna say you moved me,your story moved me and i wish you all the best from this moment on. I wish you all the happiness and positive energy of this world. Cuz damn.. if you had the balls of steel to do all those things you did and still survived all of it, you´ll fuck up the PTSD in some time, just give it time and believe in yourself. I hope to meet you and shake your hand one day! Cheers!

[@irishgirl1753]

It’s a struggle for sure 😭sending massive hugs and prayers

[@armo28]

This is the second interview I’ve seen with Craig, he comes across as a brave and great bloke.

[@jamesdowner2119]

What a complete gentleman. Thank you for your story and everything you did for us

[@MsRuthK]

Bless you young man, I pray the best for you. You are a brave, amazing man.

[@nilstakeo6894]

Regardless of the content, Craig has an incredible voice and intonation to my ears, better than some voice actors and podcasters out there, let alone telling a story in an understandable and engaging way. Honestly inspiring! I hope he finds his way to live PTSD.

[@Maarten-Nauta]

Craig is a legend, calmest and nicest person when it comes to talking about such traumatic experiences

[@nicoleminalsahra1170]

Hugs Big Fella, takes strength to open up. You have my gratitude and utmost respect. ❤

[@jimjam928]

You are an incredibly brave man and it is humbling listening to your story. Thank you for your service Craig.

[@dannyboomhead7739]

What a man. Really hope you find resolve and are content in your own complex way. I really hope you and as importantly you wife can continue with this braveness. Best of luck brother.

[@Maastickore]

I've seen this video so many times now and I always cry a little when he tells the near suicide story. I can't believe how tough and incredibly brave this people. You're an inspiration mate.

[@julesc6611]

Wow. He is a humble hero. The best interview I have ever seen.

[@jackcambridge]

watching this really shows you how precious and delicate life is. Makes you appreciate everything you have, family, friends. I dont know Craig, i know nothing of PTSD but watching him talk about it is genuinely inspiring and shows how ever low things may get that there is something worth fighting for. Thanks for taking the time to share your story.

[@ELCHOLO101]

What a true hero you are Craig! One of the best interviews I have ever seen on any platform. I will most definitely read your book! Best of luck to you! Absolute legend !

[@VideoTalesV]

Craig, there are no words really, we cannot know how it's like.... Just sending you a lot of encouraging vibes, wishes and LOVE.

[@TheNorthernmunky]

He’s awesome! What an absolute hero. Could listen to him for hours. Top lad. Well done and thank you.

[@fayteditz1514]

Is it just me or i think hes really a cool snd kind guy

[@KendlickLama]

Its not just you there are 7 billion people on earth (the "or" sounds weird imo)

[@skiphouston7392]

Thank you Craig for sharing your story; heart-breaking and raw in its honesty. All the best and happiness to you, your wife and Betsy.

[@kryptichands968]

Ive been out the Army since 2013 as well. My life hasn't been the same. 1 tour destroyed my health/life. Id go back in a heart beat and would give my life for my brother's. Thank you Craig. Keep moving forward brother

[@csbanki]

I'm speechless. Thank you for sharing!

[@Xtino1989X]

Watching this and watching his newer content u can see a huge difference on how much this has truly helped him and I’m thankful that he was able to cope with his struggles a lot better now and I seriously love this guy bc of it

[@sammarsh9648]

Talking about the PTSD part; my partner has PTSD due to a previously abusive relationship she was in, eventhough she's gone through extensive therapy it comes out every so often even over a year later. As a partner with someone who has this illness it was very hard, can be very frustrating because you don't understand what's going through that persons head and why they act like they do in certain situations. This explained it in a very simple way and I have to thank him for that. Creds to you mate!

[@Trav81888]

I love Craig. When I’m going through dark times I listen to his story on this channel. It helps me get through the toughest of times. It’s refreshing to hear someone that’s been through so much and he’s here to tell the tale.

[@keithknight5973]

im a 56 year old man and this made me cry listening to what craigs been through and cptsd .i wish you the best and hope you keep your chin up much love from somerset buddy

[@jdcaprani]

Thanks for sharing this story. I appreciate our family dog even more after hearing Craig’s story about his dog saving his life. They are wonderful creatures.

[@SamYorkshireman]

What a guy…what a legend, much love ❤️

[@cpt_lucky]

What a special, brave and honest man... Thank you Mr. Craig. 🙏🏼🫡

[@konstantinepope]

What an incredible specimen of a human being...

[@charleeparnell1272]

You’re an incredible person!! Thank you for service 👏🏻

[@lewisb84]

This guy such a legend. Big love to you and tanya!

[@QuillyTheKid]

Amazing….thanks for sharing! Stay strong brother 👊🏼

[@b1gn3ll]

Powerful stuff! Total respect for this guy.

[@murraychives9095]

Thank u for your story Craig, glad your still here with us.

[@martintin250]

What a wonderful man.

[@andrewepener8753]

Absolute respect!!! You are a hero and I want to thank you for your service and sacrifice to people you don’t even know and will never meet. Thank you ❤️

[@jetklaatu9831]

It’s heartbreaking hearing that and I wish I could do something to help. All I can do is say thank you for your service and thank you for keeping us safe and upholding our values.

[@odin2823]

KEEP STRONG CRAIG Inspiration to us all- Thank you

[@stella7496]

The way he talks about his dog and wife is so beautiful

[@buky4378]

Amazing Man , Thank You for your'e Service and I wish you all the best in the future , kris.

[@samanthamountain9764]

Thank you so much for releasing this extra footage

[@paulmuwadeeb2161]

Thank you, Craig. This is probably the bravest thing you ever did. And That is saying something.

[@dface6447]

this a really eye opening account of Craig’s experience in and out of the military and i’m grateful he’s managing to get through this day to day with his wife and betsy the terrier 👍,great work you’re doing Craig! and wish you all the best for the future 🙂.

[@jr3587]

Thank you for sharing this story. Strength, inspiration, and all combat vets should listen to this. No matter how strong we are in service we are weak on our own after service. Stronger together.

[@Kholdstare0503]

Thank you Craig for your fight, your courage, your voice.

[@candacemitchell8903]

I understand your hurt, I really do. But Mr. Craig story is everything to me! I can continue to listen to you forever! I pray God blesses you an your wife just the right way💖

[@mark6120]

I could listen to this man talking for hours. Incredibly brave, incredibly damaged, incredibly strong. The love of his women and dog are keeping him together. I hope you find peace one day big man.

[@mikekeen7245]

You are a strong and brave man. And very humble. We are all thankfull for men an woman like you . Thank ,