Category: Sarasota Veterans

The transition from military life to civilian one can sometimes be challenging. If you’re a veteran who has just received a general discharge, you might be wondering what benefits are available to you. The good news is that if you’ve recently been granted a general discharge under honorable conditions, you’re eligible for many benefits offered through the VA. 

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For millions of returning American veterans, living with PTSD is a reality that afflicts their daily lives. And contrary to what some misinformation has presented, these effects from trauma last for several years and, at times, can be a lifelong ordeal. And the issue is much larger than anyone previously conceived. Recent studies have shown that anywhere from 11 to 20 percent of returning combat veterans are afflicted with PTSD in some way. With attentiveness and professional help, veterans can recover and lead a rich, rewarding life. The VA can gladly be of service if you qualify.

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Do you need to appeal a rejection on a VA benefits claim?

What was once a slower and bureaucratic process, has gotten much easier. Now, you can file any appeal all online if you’re a veteran who’s received a benefits rejection from your regional Veterans Affairs office.

Here are three ways to make an appeal, how to do it online, and what to expect during the process.

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Self-Care Tips for Veterans

According to numerous studies, anxiety, depression, and PTSD are some of the most common conditions US veterans suffer. Those who have served in the military are more likely to suffer from mental health concerns and conditions. 

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While there’s still a great deal of misinformation regarding PTSD, over 350 million people worldwide have returned from active tours of duty and are currently afflicted with the disorder. While there are many psychotherapy outlets for veterans to reach out to, many alternative forms of help are currently being explored to offer help to those who have been afflicted by the trauma of the experience. Some of these we’ll be discussing at length today. 

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It’s almost Veterans Day, and we want to talk about some effective ways to celebrate and honor those who dedicated significant time and effort to serving the United States. Fortunately, there are lots of ways to do this whether you visit someone in the hospital, or honor vets in your home or workplace. These are a few ideas to consider as we approach Veterans’ Day this November 11th.

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