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A message from a Marine who left the #Military last year: “When people ask “so are you glad you’re out?” The answer is always “oh yeah, im happy to be home”, and then the occasional joke about how I’d never go back. That’s just not true. This year has been the hardest year of my life. I love the corps. I love my brothers who I served with. Sweat with. Bled with. Cried with. I miss it. I miss everything about it. My fellow Vets know. The sudden sense of abandonment. No purpose. The fading feeling of belonging. We all feel it. And it’s only talked about once we hear about a brother offing themselves over mental health issues. Those exact issues we feel every day when we wake up. We packed out 100+ lbs of gear, hiked miles and miles through mountains, desert, cold, and rain. We’d stay awake for days patrolling, doing the same thing over and over again. Surviving on nicotine and Bev Pow. How did we get through all of that but as soon as we leave we mentally break so easily? We didn’t survive the Corps life because we HAD to. We didn’t make it through each day from cigarettes and energy drinks. We didn’t wake up every morning to do the same old stuff because it was fun. We did it because we had eachother. You may not have realized it before, I mean most of us didn’t. But as soon as you left I know it hit you like a freight train. It was just all gone. One day you’re waking up for a dreadful PT, and the next day you’re sitting on the edge of your bed back in your hometown numb to all emotions. Asking yourself “That’s it?… now what?” Some Vets will read halfway through this and scoff, “just grow a pair and move on” Ok, i’ll let you tell that to the next family that loses their son to suicide. The Veteran community can be so toxic. The same guys who belittle the ones battling mental health issues will go repost “22 a day” and wear a stupid bracelet with somebodies name on it that they barely know. What happened to the brotherhood? Why did it end after we left? This post isn’t to point any fingers. It isn’t to gain support by pitying Veterans. I want to remind the Veteran community that we need to be there for eachother like we were in the Corps. I am tired of seeing my brothers fall to their demons. Ive been there, we’ve all been there, we know what it’s like. So do something about it. I’m here for you guys. I know y’all are here for me. That is what true brotherhood is about. Our motto “Semper Fidelis” translates from latin, meaning Always faithful. So practice what you preach. Protect eachother, love on eachother, let your brothers know they aren’t alone. You matter. I love you guys.”

A soldier with PTSD fell into a hole and couldn’t get out. When a SNCO walked by the Soldier called out for help, but the SNCO yelled back, "Suck it up son, dig deep and drive on," then threw him a shovel. The Soldier did as he was told and dug that hole deeper. A Senior Officer went by and the Soldier called out for help again. The Officer told him "use the tools your SNCO has given you", then threw him a bucket. The Soldier used the tools and he dug the hole deeper still and filled the bucket. A psychiatrist walked by. The Soldier called, “Help! I can’t get out!” so the psychiatrist gave him some drugs and said, "Take this. It will relieve the pain and you will forget about the hole.” The Soldier said "thanks" and followed his advice, but when the pills ran out he was still in the hole. A well-known psychologist rode by and heard the Soldiers cries for help. He stopped and asked, “How did you get there? Were you born there? Did your parents put you there? Tell me about yourself, it will alleviate your sense of loneliness.” So the Soldier talked with him for an hour, then the psychologist had to leave, but he said he’d be back next week. The Soldier thanked him, but he was still in the hole. Another Soldier , just like him, happened to be passing by. The Soldier with PTSD cried out, “Hey, help me. I’m stuck in this hole!” and right away the other Soldier jumped down in there with him. The Soldier with PTSD started to panic and said, “What are you doing? Now we’re both stuck down here!” But the other Soldier just smiled and replied, “It’s okay, calm down, brother. I’ve been here before..... I know how to get out.” No matter what you're going through, you are never alone. But don't be too proud to SHOUT OUT!, 'HELP I'm stuck in this Hole' …... We all get stuck in a hole from time to time but all it takes is to ask your battle buddies for help and we will be there even if we have to jump in that hole with you. 🫡

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