What Did It Take..?

[Jimmy1]

It's fine what you have told us mate. So can you give us your MOS I think you call it?? Nah it's alright.

I think you will appreciate where we come from. Imagine if a new guy rocked up to your unit, did not say shit about who he was or where he was from, but started asking questions or jawing off.

Welcome to the forum again mate, I am Jimmy medically retired from the Australian Army after 20+ years.

 

[JarHed]

Hey Blue

Welcome to the forums.

JarHed

 

[Sleeping Dragon]

Welcome Blue,

The fact that you came here means you understand something is wrong, and it's your first step to finding the things you set aside during deployment. And remember, you didn't loose them. You set them aside.

Take your time.

Stay in the moment. You can't change the past, and the future isn't here yet. But, you can have an effect on the present.

DON'T BEAT YOURSELF UP over the should have, could have or might have. Learn from mistakes and MOVE ON.

Stay in touch with us and any battle buddies you have. And, take advantage of any professional help that provides progress.

SD

 

[Sarg]

Hey, Blue.

Welcome. Pull up a chair and join in.

Sarg

 

[Spock]

Welcome Blue, I just retired after ~30 yrs in Mil Intel. There are still many AD here as well. Most of us are very protective of our private info and details for various reasons. Still, we share plenty of details about our service to gain insight to our beast and to help others. You know what you can share and cannot, just as we do. Most of the stuff we don't share actually has nothing to do so much with what unit and where we served but more about the combat actions and incidents that are still triggers for us today. That is where not sharing really hits home with a PTSD group. It's all good...

 

[Fargo1]

Welcome Blue.

 

[Chin Strapped]

Evening blue.

 

[vikingr12]

It's the right place, blue. Welcome.