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What Not to Say to Someone with a Mental Illness

December 18, 2017 by Cathrine Hoekstra

Have you ever put your foot in your mouth because of your words? *raising hand* I have. And it sucks. Living with a mental illness is a struggle that most people cannot see. To most folks, Sam looks like a regular guy. A guy who has a dog with him in public for a disability they may not even understand. PTSD makes certain things harder than … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2017, anxiety, battle buddy, blog, depression, healing, invisible wounds, mental health, nightmare, no sleep, PTSD

It’s Part of an IED…

October 25, 2017 by Cathrine Hoekstra

There’s this big chunk of a bomb shell on my counter. I hate it. It is part of an IED. What is an IED? An improvised explosive device is a bomb that is constructed and deployed in ways other than in conventional military action. Ther decices can be constructed in many ways, attached to a detonator, part of a roadside bomb, and heavily … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2017, anniversary, anxiety, blog, deployment, IED, mental health, military spouse, nightmare, PTSD, spouses, stress, TBI, Veterans

What Not to Say to Someone with a Mental Illness

September 15, 2017 by Cathrine Hoekstra

Have you ever put your foot in your mouth because of your words? *raising hand* I have. And it sucks. Living with a mental illness is a struggle that most people cannot see. To most folks, Sam looks like a regular guy. A guy who has a dog with him in public for a disability they may not even understand. PTSD makes certain things harder than … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2017, anxiety, battle buddy, blog, depression, healing, invisible wounds, mental health, nightmare, no sleep, PTSD

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