Don't Let Your Diagnosis of TBI and/or PTSD Define You

Adam Anicich, Army Veteran

December 3, 2013

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Adam talks about how facing the challenges of recovering from a brain injury can be like facing those of basic training.

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Anonymous replied on Wed, 12/18/2013 - 7:51am Permalink

Adam you are so right about not letting illness direct your life. The thing I hold on to is my faith that I will make it. When I watch children at play I get great joy because I know that I made a difference in their life. Our lives do matter, we are warriors and we are strong the hard times are just a little set back but you will over come. I believe that we warriors need to encourage each other more vets helping vets should be our goal, we never leave any behind.