SOME WOUNDS YOU CAN’T SEE
“If it wasn’t for Wounded Warrior Project, I would be a statistic right now. But, they’ve given me a sense of purpose that I’m still worth something, that I can still contribute.”
JAMES MYLOTT
Wounded in Al Diwaniyah, Iraq Traumatic brain injury, severe muscle damage
Many of our nation’s servicemen and women return home with psychological wounds, unsure of where to turn or how they fit into society. Nearly 300,000 individuals currently suffer from PTSD or major depression (RAND, 2007).
We cannot let this generation become another statistic. Please help us to make this the most successful, well-adjusted generation of wounded warriors in our nation’s history.
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The greatest casualty is being forgotten.TM
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26 O-Town Scene May 19, 2011
