ASH302
06-24-2014, 03:45 PM
I know I posted on the Texas area, but if yall have a family member or friend that served in a combat zone, you can pass along my info to them. I do not mind texting or talking on the phone and here to help them out.
7135046942
txmach302@gmail.com
so just putting it out there incase there is someone in another state that just needs someone to talk with, I will be happy to help with it and try to do my best to get them what they need.
From personal experience and seeing it personally the best help when dealing with combat PTSD is talking with someone else who been through the same thing. There is no degree plan out there that could give the kind of training that comes with helping another Veteran and War is War, it doesn't matter what war you are in the effects are the same and I have learned from older Veterans the results are the same, different time and place, but still the same stuff.
sorry went on my soap box there, but I just wanted to get the information out there, that I am here to help if someone needs it. That is my calling from God. another thing is I gain a personal relationship with God last year after I hit my rock bottom and He was the only thing that got my life turn around. Now with that being said, I am no Bible thumper or going to push my spiritual belief down someone throat. I am there to help deal with the PTSD and all I can do is tell them what saved me and that is the beautiful free choice we have from God, is either to take on a relationship or not.
Also if you have a female combat Vet that does not feel good talking with a male vet, my wife did three tours to Iraq and was in 23 years, so she is more than happy to talk with female if that is one of the problems a female Veteran has.
God Bless
ASh
7135046942
txmach302@gmail.com
so just putting it out there incase there is someone in another state that just needs someone to talk with, I will be happy to help with it and try to do my best to get them what they need.
From personal experience and seeing it personally the best help when dealing with combat PTSD is talking with someone else who been through the same thing. There is no degree plan out there that could give the kind of training that comes with helping another Veteran and War is War, it doesn't matter what war you are in the effects are the same and I have learned from older Veterans the results are the same, different time and place, but still the same stuff.
sorry went on my soap box there, but I just wanted to get the information out there, that I am here to help if someone needs it. That is my calling from God. another thing is I gain a personal relationship with God last year after I hit my rock bottom and He was the only thing that got my life turn around. Now with that being said, I am no Bible thumper or going to push my spiritual belief down someone throat. I am there to help deal with the PTSD and all I can do is tell them what saved me and that is the beautiful free choice we have from God, is either to take on a relationship or not.
Also if you have a female combat Vet that does not feel good talking with a male vet, my wife did three tours to Iraq and was in 23 years, so she is more than happy to talk with female if that is one of the problems a female Veteran has.
God Bless
ASh