OTHER VIEWS: Veterans need help fighting addictions | Pine

OTHER VIEWS: Veterans need help fighting addictions | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal


OTHER VIEWS: Veterans need help fighting addictions
Over the past year, many communities across the U.S. have experienced varying degrees of challenges brought on by the pandemic, with veterans being among the most vulnerable, according to VeteranAddiction.org, a leading provider of resources for veterans relating to addiction treatment.
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Alexandria Echo Press Editorial Board |
3:00 pm, Jun. 30, 2021
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If you know a veteran, check in with them. Ask them how things are going. Have a real, genuine conversation about problems they may be silently dealing with. Be there for them.
And if you are a veteran who is struggling with feelings of hopelessness, isolation or mental health issues, don’t be too proud to seek help. As cold and uncaring as the world may seem these days, there are people who truly care about you and want you to live a long and happy life.

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