Warriors Heart: Our Why

[@mr.channel6467]

Good thing Sean Ryan gave this channel a shout out. Had to subscribe

[@jtoast]

Warriors heart sounds amazing

[@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961]

But it ain't

[@michele3261]

"I'll never quit and I'll never ask for help" My whole life has been unprocessed trauma.

[@johnsimon6167]

I SALUTE you guys. Looking out for everyone that lives the life,not just military. Godless you guys.

[@teddylanier9393]

There comes a time in a persons life that he or she finds themselves at the crossroads. It is what happens at these crossroads that, most often, determine ones fate along with our role in this life. That “fate” or “role” will either make you, break you or worse....take your life. My day at the crossroads came after 17 years of addiction,pain, regret, fear and despair unlike I never knew imaginable. My “fate” and “role” had lead me to the verge of losing my life by which I had no control and all the control. In the final hours upon reaching my crossroads I was pulled from the depths of hell and came through the gates of Warriors Heart. Had this not happened I most certainly would have just been a name engraved on a lonely tombstone somewhere in a quiet field, simply to fade away with time. Not long after my arrival to these hallowed grounds on which Warriors Heart sits, miracles started to happen. These miracles and the messages that came with them truly turned my life around minute by minute. While the work, at times,was painful it was also fulfilling and full of hope and for a hopeless soul like me that work and the time there gave me all the strength and courage I needed to live and not to give up. Warriors Heart, ALL the staff and counselors gave me the greatest gifts of all......peace, serenity and my happiness. I will forever love and be grateful for you all! I will always cherish all that I learned along the way and all the amazing memories made there. Thank you Warriors Heart for showing me how to face the sun and to let my shadows fall behind me.......”With my last breath” Sincerely, Teddy Lanier Retired MSG US Army Special Forces

[@JamesRFlynn]

Teddy Lanier -God bless you, Teddy Lanier. Just discovered Warriors Heart via Tom Spooner's mother, Gail Spooner, whom I met through Carolina Shag dancing. I am a singer/songwriter, specializing in writing and performing original patriotic and Christian songs. I intend to find out all I can about Warriors Heart and how I might be able to lend my support through my music or otherwise. www.JimmyFlynn.net/patriotic

[@saved356]

Sir, I check in to warriors heart on the 21st. Wish me luck, I'm terrified

[@teddylanier9393]

@@saved356 don’t be brother, you will be in the best care possible!

[@saved356]

@@teddylanier9393 thank you sir.

[@saved356]

​@@teddylanier9393I'm here dude. Thank you, this is the best thing I've done for myself in so long

[@GMaadc]

Massey. Lakeside campus. I really need to come back. 😩 I'm beyond broken. I can't take this any more

[@warriorshearthealing]

Give us a call to come back.

[@alaskayoung3413]

As a veteran and a ems person of 13 years I suffered more trauma as a street medic than I did in the army. Yet most people don’t recognize the street medic stuff at all. So it’s refreshing to see this.

[@anonymoustoo4945]

my brother could use something like this ... he is a purple heart recipient .. he has a TBI ... he is an alcoholic .. and we (our family) wonders about drugs ... he has been ripping our family apart, and i dont think he even knows it. i pray something like this could one day enter his life, and give him a future. we are all waiting for the call one day ...

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

As a civilian I can understand. These people go off to war and do incredible things. I can't imagine seeing a good friend of mine died right in front of me. So God bless you all and may He keep his hands on you and thank you for all you do

[@chrisp2639]

Wow, Tom and Kyle. What a combo. True living legends even though they are too humble to admit it.

[@mysihba]

There is nothing worse than "bad mental health help". My last therapist said I have a "hero complex"...after months of talking about my experiences. I hope there is no warrior around when she needs help....

[@storm2945]

Why would you say she doesn’t deserve a hero is being a hero complex bad.

[@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961]

Therapists like her need therapy

[@johnsimon6167]

That is brilliant,just another course. Take the stigma attached to rehab away and now they don't feel like a druggie or alcoholic .

[@justaguy4real]

Sorry man, not asking for help is kinda weak. I have zero problems asking for help if I need it, bc I'm not going to 'not accomplish a mission' bc I was too proud to ask for help. That wont hurt my confidence and security with myself one bit. But I'm sure thats prob kinda what you were referring to. Sure, I like to race, and win; but I gotta be able to finish it too.

[@TheUnknown-no4bu]

Babe where you at

[@TheUnknown-no4bu]

@amelissa