Hi, Everyone,
I write to inform the public of what is happening to the Men and Women who served our country and agreed to lay down their lives if required in defence of what we stand for: Freedom for all! It is sad to see one out of four homeless people
+ more bio informationThe VA can make applying for benefits very time consuming and confusing for the average Veteran, so here are a few tips to consider. First, contact the National Archives and use their E-vet on-line application process to send for your DD-214, Military Records, Medical inpatient records, Military Outpatient records, and your ...
Being employed at a Drug Treatment Center can be rewarding and stressful at the same time. The "Win's" are not yours nor are the LOSSES. It is up to the individual Client to do the work and you are to pave the way to freedom from drugs. What is easy for some is not for others. Gaining the spirituality and a higher power is a...
I was a homeless Veteran myself in 1998 and found that my life had gradually gone downhill since my discharge from the United States Navy. During the Vietnam era all my peers were doing drugs daily and drinking with no repercussions from our leaders. Like most I went in at an early age (17) and had never done drugs at all or...
While driving around the poorer areas of any-city USA you will see homeless people in the doorways trying to hide in the shadows. They are trying to survive one day at a time and live a meager existence without hope or affection. Did you know that one of every four are Honorably Discharged Veterans who served their country a...
George Smith
inglewood, California US
Member since: February 2009
Articles Written: 4