All Posts in ‘Combat Trauma/PTSD’

Month of the Military Child, Joys & Challenges

By: Hope N. Griffin April is the month of the military child and I find myself thinking of what it has meant to my small children to be military kids. My soldier is newly retired and as I reflect back on his time in the military I can’t help but be thankful for the environment […]

Reboot Combat Recovery’s Trauma Healing Course

Across the country, active duty, veterans, and their families are finding hope and healing from Post Traumatic Stress through Reboot Combat Recovery’s Trauma Healing Courses. Divorce rates are dropping. Medication abuse is decreasing. And most telling of all, suicide numbers are dropping. The Military Ministry of Cru® is proud to partner with this organization since […]

Scars and Forgiveness

I have a collection of scars, some received through no fault of my own. Well, truth be told, nearly all of them could have been prevented. Like the one I just got from slicing my finger open on a can. The stitches are out but it still itches. The thing about scars is that they […]

Faithful Under Fire: A Devotional and Bible Study

“Inspirational and hard-hitting. Hacksaw Ridge absolutely delivers an incredible, true story of self-sacrifice, courage and heroism during one of the most intense battles of WWII. Medal of Honor recipient Desmond Doss was a man unashamed of his faith who persevered through unrelenting adversity and persecution. This movie is a must see!” Keith Morgan, National Director, […]

We Can All Be Influencers For Change

We Can All Be Influencers For Change To Help Those Suffering The diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD, has been found to be the most severe form of Combat Trauma. It is a common reaction to an uncommon event. It is common for those who saw, smelled, felt, heard and tasted things of […]

PTSD Prayers from King David- Though I’ve Walked Through the Valley

PTSD and King David? “Be gracious to me, O LORD, for I am in distress; my eyes grow weak with sorrow, my soul and my body with grief. My life is consumed by anguish and my years by groaning; my strength fails because of my affliction, and my bones grow weak. . . . But […]

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