It was a rainy Thursday afternoon when I found myself staring at yet another stack of bills. The VA paperwork sat unopened on the kitchen table. I’d served my country with pride, but no one prepares you for the quiet battles that follow service—the transition, the...
It was one of those nights when everything felt heavier than usual. Bills stacked on the table, a to-do list a mile long, and the weight of transition pressing down like a rucksack. Scrolling my phone, I came across something I almost ignored: a sweepstakes with a...
Service animals, especially service dogs, are a great help to veterans suffering from the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They are also excellent at helping veterans rebuild their families after returning from war or serving in foreign countries. The...
Caring for veterans returning from their military service can be overwhelming, especially if they’re suffering from a mental illness like PTSD. Some veterans require caregivers when returning home injured and are unable to look after themselves. Veteran caregivers...
War memorials are created to honor the memories of the people who sacrificed their lives for their country. These allow you to commemorate the sacrifice these people made and pay your respects to martyrs. The war memorials of the United States tell you the...
In 2009, a promise was made in the state of North Dakota to end veteran homeless. Nearly 13 years later, the goal has nearly been reached, as the Fargo Veterans Affairs Health Care System is close to declaring an end to the issue through the U.S Interagency Council on...
