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Kim Bolen RN CCM ACM Great post and discussion. As you know Kim we've got a program that we started up called Sponsor a Vet Life (SAVL) and that is exactly what we provide (peer-to-peer) support via an online methodology in the Virtual World that helps members with PTSD, TBI, MST, and that are severely disabled reintegrate back into social settings and group functions. I'd like for you to check it out one of these days on a Monday evening. Here are the directions to attend a webinar and collaborate:

If you are interested and would like to attend a demonstration first, we are conducting them on Thursday nights at 7:00 PM EST. Please go to this link:

http://www.sponsoravet.life/#!veteran-webinars/ybtiq

Here is a link to our RP Group Page. Please follow the page:

https://www.rallypoint.com/organizations/sponsor-a-vet-life-virtual-world-solutions-d-b-a-sponsor-a-vet-life-wharton-nj

I look forward to communicating with you in the future. I hope you can attend a webinar and thanks for your support of the veterans, service members, and retirees on RallyPoint.




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GREAT ARTICLE! Kim Bolen RN CCM ACM Another great article! Thanks for sharing and I'd like to gert this out to more RP Connections!

Please check out the link above






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Excessive stress debilitates Kim Bolen RN CCM ACM. However the stresses of hunger, thirst, heat, cold, and pain help us survive and thrive.
We can try to reduce "unnecessary" stress; however, as most of us have or are serving in the military we recognize there are intense stresses we have no ability to reduce.
Military training helps us function in incredibly stressful situations to do what we are trained to do instead of caving under intense pressure - usually.
Thanks for mentioning me COL Mikel J. Burroughs