Posted on Oct 31, 2015
Wounded Warrior Project, What Are Your Stories?
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Great Program for Veterans and Families. I am a member and I occasionally meet/greet with other Veterans. There are all type of events, once you sign up and attend. I have attended a dinner and Ice Hockey game I really like the resource center that help Veterans with their situations. Did you know ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS can join? What are your stories?
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Edited 9 y ago
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Mine's pretty simple. Our Certified Therapy Dog, Beckham, and I would spend some time with disabled Vets when we lived in Western Washington. Low key, usually in hotel lobbies or diners that had rooms off to the side. It's the quiet time when folk are most vulnerable and Becks is pretty sensitive to picking up on it and uses some of his tricks to keep them from crawling into their shell.
You should have seen the day he worked with a "flat tire". The Vets preferred to go to bat for him.
You should have seen the day he worked with a "flat tire". The Vets preferred to go to bat for him.
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
CAPT Kevin B. thanks for sharing, this is what its about, uplifting and being there for each other as Veterans. Beckham is doing wonders, keep up the great work. Sweet!
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CAPT Kevin B.
Actually working with the Vets is low key for Becks as the interactions are fairly routine. He does his best work in physical therapy doing resistance rehab. Patients will go twice as long with a dog on the other end. Becks has a pretty calibrated "lean". The other is geriatric neuropsych. We discovered that by accident during his final exam for certification. A resident that nobody heard talk during his 2-3 years was talking his head off within 15 minutes of Becks working with him. So he passed the test and we don't know if the resident clammed up after or whatever.
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They were there for me when no one would help me. Too much red tape. WWP came to my rescue, and gave me hope again
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SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
SSG Michael Scott that's what I am talking about, great story. Profoundly stated and well articulately expressed.
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Mom said if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything ....
Silence ...............
Silence ...............
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SGM Erik Marquez
There are three sides to every story.....
http://www.dcclothesline.com/2015/10/29/wounded-warrior-project-padding-their-own-pockets-or-helping-vets/
I don't claim to have all the answers, nor a definitive position....
On one hand, if you want a highly successful program that deals in six figure financial numbers you have to have the person and thier experience to build/ run it. And pay them accordingly. And much money did go to vets.....vast sums also went pay folks to run the program....
http://www.dcclothesline.com/2015/10/29/wounded-warrior-project-padding-their-own-pockets-or-helping-vets/
I don't claim to have all the answers, nor a definitive position....
On one hand, if you want a highly successful program that deals in six figure financial numbers you have to have the person and thier experience to build/ run it. And pay them accordingly. And much money did go to vets.....vast sums also went pay folks to run the program....
Wounded Warrior Project: Padding Their Own Pockets or Helping Vets? -
In the first version of this article, I used the 2012-2013 Wounded Warrior Project 990 Tax Forms. This updated version is using the 2013-2014 Wounded Warrior Project 990 Tax Forms. (Thank you, David Isakson, for all of your assistance) I had made some errors in my original reporting; I am not a forensic accountant and … … Continue reading
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