#22:
What am I passionate about? I am passionate about the number 22!
That is the number of American veterans we are losing everyday to suicide!
This needs to STOP!
Little Book Big Results:
What else am I passionate about? Helping people who suffer from anxiety!
We attempt to live normal lives and it holds us back.
Good news, a friend gave me a book to read while I was on this trip!
Within 5 minutes of cracking the cover and trying a few brain rewire techniques
I had tackled some of my anxiety. I was amazed! Give it a try!
The name of the book “The Anti-anxiety Toolkit”
Rapid Techniques to Rewire the Brain
Author- Melissa Tiers
Kind Regards and hoping to make a difference – K
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I wasn’t aware of the number of veterans who commit suicide. My son is a veteran. Thanks for sharing.
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Your Welcome. My son is one also.
❤
Kind Regards- K
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I had no idea the number was so high. I am going to reblog. Awareness is everything.
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Thank you!!
Words will never express how I feel….
We just need to keep caring about each other…
Kind Regards and feeling beyond grateful – K
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Reblogged this on Sascha Darlington's Microcosm Explored and commented:
“We are not here on earth to see through each other, we are here to see each other through.”
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I am with you. Thank for shining your light brightly.
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Thank you…. such a beautiful comment. Definitely smile worthy she says with a grin….
a BIG one!! 🙂
Kind Regards and feeling beyond grateful – K
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It sounds like a useful book. Incidentally, I really liked the quote with which you ended the post. It’s an important sentiment. 🙂
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Another comment placing that big ol’ grin on my face!!
Thank you!!
Yes, that comment certainly does say it all, doesn’t it. It really struck a chord with me. I am glad it touched you too.
Kind Regards and feeling inspired – K
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Thank you for caring K. I hope for change too…
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22 is a BIG number when it comes to suicide. You have said it all through the quote. I think, we all should remember one thing, that, one day, we all will get old..and old…and older…
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Thank you for your caring and heartfelt comment.
We can only hope!! ❤
Kind Regards – K
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How we treat our vets is appalling. Thanks for the tip on the book. I think it’s something I need, because my anxiety gets the best of me more than I care to think about.
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Good morning Bradley,
It is a quick read. I found it very useful. There are also some links to further information.
I was very impressed. I would be very interested to know what you think!!
Kind Regards and looking forward to your input – K
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Thank you for sharing the website about the veterans. Both of our sons are in military service. Our oldest son is a chief petty officer in the US Navy and our youngest son is a Corporal in the US Marine Corps. OOHRAH!
The statistics trouble me greatly. We have to do all that we can to help the veterans. The first thing we can do, and it is one thing that everyone, no matter their economic status, can do is pray! They go through so much trying to protect the world and keep us free and so much is done against them when they are discharged. It is just awful, this group of people should not ever have to worry about being homeless nor should they have to fight for health care. It is just awful what they go through.
Have a blessed day.
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Thank you for sharing!
My son is a veteran. We have lost 3 from his platoon since he has been home. It is devastating!
The statistics terrify me. I can only hope that by spreading the word and letting each and everyone of them know we care. WE CAN make a difference.
God Bless your sons and their awesome hearts!
Kind Regards from a One Blue Star mom to a Two Blue Star mom – K
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You’re welcome and thank you, too! And please thank your boy for our family, too. I am so sorry for the loss of the three platoon members. That is so sad. One of the local boys (a Marine) died in service a couple of years ago…this is the anniversary month of his death. The family said to not ask any questions about what happened, so that has made me wonder if he was a suicide victim, too. 😦
May our Heavenly Father bless your son and his brothers in service and see them all through safely. Many blessings to you, too.
You brought a tear to my eye with that last statement…”…one Blue Star mom to a Two Blue Star mom.” That makes us Star sisters. 🙂 Have a blessed day.
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That makes two boxes of kleenex in two separate households being used… ❤
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