A Veteran Victory: The Battle At Home | Addiction, PTSD, and Depression

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @DavidGalich77
    @DavidGalich77 6 месяцев назад +5

    Tales of hope. There is life after addiction. Keep on keeping on! Keep it strong!

  • @justincox2097
    @justincox2097 2 года назад +6

    6 years of service. 1 tour of combat. 1st dui, just got into treatment... thank you for sharing this absolutely helps....

    • @TreeHouseRecovery
      @TreeHouseRecovery  2 года назад +1

      Happy to hear you are working on getting well! Give us a call if you need to talk. We are here to help. (855) 202-2138

    • @MikeCabi-zb2lc
      @MikeCabi-zb2lc Год назад

      Almost same here, prior service 4years, vehicle maintenance and logistics convoy, had a dwi, only recently got recognized with ptsd

  • @kathyduvernet7069
    @kathyduvernet7069 4 года назад +15

    I work with veterans. This young man’s story made me cry and brought me hope.

  • @pamjames2161
    @pamjames2161 3 года назад +5

    God bless you for sharing your story! My sons 33 years old and still in active addiction!

  • @kossie06
    @kossie06 4 года назад +3

    Hang on there fellow veteran.

  • @j.obrien3212
    @j.obrien3212 4 года назад +4

    Thank you for sharing your story. I’m sure lives will be saved by your message of courage and hope.

  • @andyhwell8419
    @andyhwell8419 Год назад +5

    Iv been in the military for 19 years now and 9 deployments in. People give me shit for being an alcoholic specifically because im dangerously allergic to alcohol and cant drink without my inhaler. I just got home from a deployment 5 months ago and thought I was done deploying but now being threatened with having retirement denied and forced to deploy again. They give me blood pressure meds I dont take. I just need them to let me retire. I just wanna be left alone

  • @chelletoste488
    @chelletoste488 4 года назад +4

    Thank you so much for sharing your story and the components of your recovery, and for giving others hope!

  • @dollsbagsnthings
    @dollsbagsnthings 4 года назад +3

    Thank you Cole for telling the world your story!

  • @Oderus004
    @Oderus004 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing your story with us! My brother, I am a marine corps veteran and have been struggling with a similar issue. Thank you for showing us there is light at the end of the tunnel and we’re not alone! Unfortunately for me I’ve been going through the methadone treatment program at the VA and I’m sure you know that to them I’m just another number going through the motions. It’s extremely hard but I’m still fighting..

  • @00andrescab00
    @00andrescab00 3 года назад +6

    Sometimes...I wish I had taken more pictures with my Army friends. I have been out for quite some time. All of us have moved on. And I've just been pretending to live ever since.

    • @thedude9024
      @thedude9024 3 года назад +3

      If you want to talk man, please message me. I'm in the same boat. Aussie Afghan Veteran.

    • @PapaTango1M
      @PapaTango1M Год назад

      Spoken to my soul. Life now feels... Anticlimactic

  • @karenwillock7034
    @karenwillock7034 4 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your story. And you said something that is so true...change can happen with the ingredients of willingness to do the work and make a consistent effort and have a community. Keep on keeping on!!

  • @00productions79
    @00productions79 Год назад

    Keep your head up sport! God bless America 🇺🇸

  • @chewieslyfe
    @chewieslyfe 3 года назад

    Thank you cole for sharing this. It always makes me so happy to see another awesome human graduate and find a foundation for a better life. Tree house is the best place to go in my opinion. Helped me find my life. Thank you cole for sharing this! And thank you tree house recovery!

  • @mrSir-up8wr
    @mrSir-up8wr 3 года назад +1

    I’m not a hero. I did 2 tours to non combat areas. Asia, Europe, and several other areas training them to fight against ISIS. I am depressed. I was in 2 battalions during my time. I knew hundreds of military personal. I was USMC. I knew many on a personal level. Some of us were In dangerous situations. We grew. Together. And I got married. I love her. I still love her. We went to school. I was a campus student at 24 with military background with immature boys and children. But my wife and I got our degrees. I’ve had several jobs. I, before this job, go to the gym everyday. (Basic) -135 (current)221. SORRY FOR THE SAD SGORY. WHEN YOU GET OUT. YOU HAVE NO ONE. no one listens. No one knows your weakness. I feel depressed. I’m sad. Deadlift 500
    Chest a lot
    Squat 350 if I have to.
    I HAVE MUSCLE, I NEED HELP

    • @TreeHouseRecovery
      @TreeHouseRecovery  3 года назад +1

      You are not alone. We have a Marine, Navy SEAL and Army vet here on staff to help. We specialize in helping vets. Please give us a call. We would love to hear from you so we can help you put together a plan to get you back on track. (855) 274-1040

  • @peterno2845
    @peterno2845 2 года назад +2

    No no no you can't flip to another part of the interview just so it helps your channel. That's fucked.

  • @DianaKazimiera-
    @DianaKazimiera- Год назад

    🕊️🤝

  • @ElizabethHurtado-py8ur
    @ElizabethHurtado-py8ur 2 месяца назад

    🏈

  • @ElizabethHurtado-py8ur
    @ElizabethHurtado-py8ur 2 месяца назад

    🇺🇸🦋

  • @stephenkiss5790
    @stephenkiss5790 Год назад

    Ughh, his time in the navy (as a super combat vet) was probably so bad.