Sneak Peek: Life After Wartime

war veterans: sneak peek: life after wartime

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Drk2r So many need so much and most of the time it involves helping self heal from the obligations that we feel we owe others. Even when we see others get hurt we hurt especially frontliners or first responders. Family dynamics mirror wartime aspects also and these elements carry over into any group interactions...something to ponder while seeking holistic recovery. last year
Susan Thank you for following up with Christian and Joe a year after the initial film. They know that you are genuine in your concern. Your interest, compassion, and ability to listen gave Joe the courage to open up and share with you, Christian, and the viewers this intensely personal story. In telling it, he honors the memory of 19-year-old Michael while also coming to terms with survivor's guilt. last year
nstu74 The courage it takes for these men to openly speak from their hearts is compelling and touching. Thank you for sharing, you are appreciated. last year
SamtotheSkillz Very moving story. last year

sneak peek: life after wartime (00:02:48)

explore went on a philanthropic fact-finding mission to Idaho to learn about soldiers dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Over a year later, Charlie met with Christian and Joe to talk about the challenges of life after wartime. In this excerpt from the full interview, Joe Gracia describes living with "survivor guilt."

grant: $325,000 - Sun Valley Adaptive Sports Program

To support programs that improve the quality of life for persons with disabilities through sports and recreation.

topic: disabilities

location: ketchum