On average, Veterans wait
13 long years
before contacting Combat Stress for help.
That's too long to suffer in silence.
Let's work together to battle the stigma
of Service-related mental ill health.
Please sign below and pledge to battle the stigma
of Veterans' mental health wherever you work and live.
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Reached 500 supporters
December 24, 2011
November 10, 2011
Seeing this momentum grow reminds me that the wait for support should never be measured in years. I am reading through your contributions and finding a shared resolve to ensure no veteran suffers in silence.
October 10, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures feels like a significant acknowledgment of the silence so many veterans face. It is heartening to see this many people commit to changing the way we perceive mental health within our own communities.
Reached 100 supporters
October 10, 2011
October 10, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a clear signal that this issue remains a priority for our community. Please consider inviting a friend to join this effort so we can demonstrate the true scale of our commitment.
6 Comments
My brother served and he doesnt like talking about it. This needs to change. No one should have to wait this long.
So many vets are suffering alone in my community. we gotta do better by them.
my grandpa went through this years ago. nothing has changed and its shameful.
13 years is just heartbreaking. these people gave everything for us.
MENTAL HEALTH IS HEALTH. period.
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On average, Veterans wait
13 long years
before contacting Combat Stress for help.
That's too long to suffer in silence.
Let's work together to battle the stigma
of Service-related mental ill health.
Please sign below and pledge to battle the stigma
of Veterans' mental health wherever you work and live.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
December 24, 2011
November 10, 2011
Seeing this momentum grow reminds me that the wait for support should never be measured in years. I am reading through your contributions and finding a shared resolve to ensure no veteran suffers in silence.
October 10, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures feels like a significant acknowledgment of the silence so many veterans face. It is heartening to see this many people commit to changing the way we perceive mental health within our own communities.
Reached 100 supporters
October 10, 2011
October 10, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures will provide a clear signal that this issue remains a priority for our community. Please consider inviting a friend to join this effort so we can demonstrate the true scale of our commitment.
6 Comments
About time we actually started listening instead of just saying thanks for your service.
My brother served and he doesnt like talking about it. This needs to change. No one should have to wait this long.
So many vets are suffering alone in my community. we gotta do better by them.
my grandpa went through this years ago. nothing has changed and its shameful.
13 years is just heartbreaking. these people gave everything for us.
MENTAL HEALTH IS HEALTH. period.
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About time we actually started listening instead of just saying thanks for your service.