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PTSD Church Speak Re Combat For Memorial Day
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Hi, everybody, I'm asking y'all for support for tomorrow because I had to speak about our PTSD recovery anonymously for you, of course, but breaking my anonymity to deliver a Memorial Day speech about my combat experiences and PTSD recovery.
I had a tough week with CKD and PTSD both, so that's why I clicked the crisis box below and SUPPORT IS VERY WELCOME.
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"if you want it to work." susana clark (come from the heart)
Then just 10 minutes before the service start time, the technical support guys said that we could go ahead, on one condition. No music. The audio couldn't handle it for some reason. That made the church service kind of weird to me, no hymns or anything. But ahead we went.
I got my speech in without having my wifi go unstable even once, which was really wonderful. It was funny, though, how right after I was done, my wifi started to go in and out garbling communication. You'd think I'd been granted a miracle just for the extent of my speech's time on wifi.
After the service was over I stayed around to chat with folks. The nicest thing anyone said was that it was like I was there in Maryland with them instead of in Mexico, that it was as if I'd never left. That was really sweet.
Thanks for your support. In the end we got 'er done, as they say.