Veterans Support Group
This community is dedicated to all veterans of armed forces, and the health and life challenges they face. A veteran often refers to retired armed services personnel, one one who has served in the armed forces and has an honorable discharge. Join many others in sharing your experiences to find support.
Personal Challenges
Veterans Support Group

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I would like to hear from the vets here! Please post1.Your branch of service2. when you served3. MOS 4. war time or... READ MORE
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I am shocked and amazed at that lack of Veterans on this site. I was warned by 2 other people that this site was not... READ MORE
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If you have any other possible options for getting your healthcare, use those options and stay away from VA healthcare... READ MORE
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Happy Vetarans Day to all who served! Thank you for your service! And a belated Happy Marine Corps Birthday to all my... READ MORE
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Be careful on the roads. And I hope this New Year is better than the last!
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Im not even sure if i belong here. I served in the infantry in the 173rd airborne brigade. Serve might not be the... READ MORE
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I was asked to start a new Cooking group. Strictly for fun and No Drama.Whether Cooking relaxes you or eating relaxes... READ MORE
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If you recieved a medical discharge of 20% or lower but VA gave you a higher rating, you can fill out an application to... READ MORE
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Hi, I am new to the group and hoping to gain knowledge and support. I am a mom of a veteran (Adam-31 yrs of age) who... READ MORE
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Say I’m not sure how much interest this might have to other vets but it was a blessing to me. My doctors nurse called... READ MORE
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One of the biggest problems with forums is, the amount of time it can take to get a response back.Often times a person... READ MORE
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www.va.gov/opa/pressrel/pressrelease.cfm?id=2944 READ MORE
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Hello. I hope this is not a bad place to ask this. It is not important other than my own memories of things my... READ MORE
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Has anybody experienced going to a group to help with PTSD? By the way, I think they should drop the "D" form PTSD. READ MORE





