A Different View of (PTSD) – Deny Suicide Through Purpose (DSTP) I was offered the opportunity to write an article for a magazine. Like most, I have a lot to say but do not particularly care to be heard. Ironically, though the article had little depth, I felt an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. I wanted […]
Friends, family, and the community can provide essential mental health support for military veterans, first responders and their families when dealing with depression and akin to a strong safety net that catches and supports individuals in times of need. Just as a safety net prevents someone from falling, these support networks can offer stability and […]
Martin Truex Jr. made history at Sunday’s Toyota/SaveMart 350, winning his fourth race and bringing him one step closer to Jeff Gordon’s 5 wins at Sonoma Raceway. Truex Jr. started the day fourth in the line up, and surged to the lead in the second stage after pole-sitter Denny Hamlin found himself involved in a […]
Support Strategies for Individuals with Post Traumatic Stress by Family, Friends, and Community. One of Jesus’ stories that resonates with providing mental health support for military veterans, their families and the wider community when dealing with post-traumatic stress (PTS) is the healing of the paralyzed man (Luke 5:17-26). In the story, a paralyzed man […]
As the food landscape in America shifts, one of the biggest challenges is finding adequate sources for quality beef. Over the past few decades, large industrial farms and feedlots have overtaken beef production, sending prices soaring and creating a food-quality crisis for consumers. Though some efforts have been made to manage this problem, the beef […]
