Unbroken Soldiers: Naomi Mathis (A Moment of Hope)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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Naomi Mathis joined the military to provide stability for herself and her children. When she was stationed in a combat zone, she found she needed to emotionally disconnect from her family in order to do her job. Upon returning home, Naomi was diagnosed with chronic Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and faced the challenge of reconnecting with her kids in a meaningful way. Her journey to regain a "normal" life inspired her to help make that transition for other veterans as smooth as possible. Naomi's story reminds us that it is often only be going through difficult times ourselves that we can truly understand how to help others. Produced in partnership with Disabled American Veterans.
Directed by Thomas Torrey
Produced by Michelle Wheeler
Cinematography by Brent Christy
Edited by Shea Sizemore
Executive Producer Jim Goss
My big brother came back from Viet Nam,, a Corporal in the Marines. I was so proud of him, he looked so sharp. He came back a different man,; they called it battle fatigue. He was never the same. As a joke, I snuck up on him and yelled "boo" I was only 11 or so....he nearly killed me...it would've been one more thing to feel guilty about. He eventually told me about some of his experiences I guess he felt safe. I lost him in '03, I never thanked him for his service...so since I can't ever do it now, I'll thank you for your service instead. I am truly grateful.
MsChemicalEngineer sad to hear that sir god bless you and your family and what he is doing is a pleasure!! And I hope you get better
I have served with the 1ARMOR DIVISION, 2 ARMOR DIVISION, 4TH INFANTRY DIVISION AND THE 5TH INFANTRY DIVISION. I have never heard of this phonic sever post traumatic sidearm? and i am a combat veteran.
I pray that you keep your purpose maam. it doesn't take much but a lowered head, a whisper and a heart. you have all of the above.
Vietnam vet 72-75
I send you a lot of positive vibes ... from France. Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité.
We’re you conscripted drafted into the US military? Or did you willingly volunteer to join the US military?
She willingly joined. She needed benefits and sustainability to support her kids.
Service sure is different nowadays
Naomi, I'm so sorry that you've gone through so many emotional traumas in your life. No one person deserves even a fraction of it. I'm very proud of the woman you have grown to become. And thank you for your service to our country.
Biloxi ms ?????!!!!!
God bless you.