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Veterans Suffering From PTSD Helpline Canada

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Barb Mackenzie
12 years ago

help our soldiers . they defended our country now it is time to look after our vets and soldiers. They came home with problems and now is the time to look after them.

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Robert Joy
12 years ago

This problem needs to be addressed now

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Charisma MacLeod
12 years ago Featured

One life lost due to lack of immediate resource is unacceptable. It's time for the Canadian government to stand up for the thousands of men and women who stand in harm's way to defend what we take for granted. It's time to thank our soldiers with something more tangible than lip service.... it's past time.

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Rita Hede
12 years ago

These people stood up for our government and country. We need to stand up for them, support them and no longer be a party to exploiting the lives of young people doing their jobs.

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Billy Hagstrom
12 years ago

This is a very serious issue that needs to be addressed. There needs to be a plan of action developed and people put in place that can deal with these issues and will help our soldiers and veterans cope, adjust and create a clear and positive future for themselves and their families. They deserve nothing less than our very best efforts. Their families need supports and help as well. PTSD affects us all and we all need to be aware of this condition and what help is available. We need to get the message out that help is available. we need to put an end to the stigma that there is 'weakness or shame' in asking for help. Our soldiers and veterans have been very brave. Now it's up to us to be brave and step up to the plate.

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Kelly Scales
12 years ago

Something needs to be done. We've lost too many brothers and sisters. When will the Leadership of Canada stand up, and Lead? Take care of our Wounded Warriors!

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Kate Armstrong
12 years ago

Please get his done straight away

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Isabelle Hawley
12 years ago Featured

One is too many to lose. I have a son going through something and has served in Afghanistan twice. I pray that somehow a twenty four hour help line will become available. Hearing of others lately leaving us this way makes my heart ache. There is answers, if the right person could hear. A concerned mom

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Jay-Kyle Fenner
12 years ago

Enough is enough!

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Paul Coad
12 years ago

Something needs to be done and the government needs to recognize this as of yesterday. Just lost a friend of mine due to PTSD and was not given the proper treatment.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Make it so!

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jane brennan
12 years ago

Such a simple but valid idea!

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raymond
12 years ago

army and air force vet

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Debra Bolduc
12 years ago

This is a great idea, and needs to be done for our soldiers!

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AmandaJane Bell
12 years ago

Instead of throwing our men and women in uniform to the wolves when they come home, wouldn't it be more humane to show our appreciation for their time and sacrifice by giving them speedy access to all of the medical care and support they need? Just a thought.

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Anonymous
12 years ago Featured

RCAF 25 years, retired May 2013 as a WO, tours to Gulf War, Africa, Camp Mirage and KAF, we need to help each other, it's easier to talk to someone that has been in different hot spots around the world.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I fully support this idea. It is needed now more than ever

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S Ambler
12 years ago

In addition to being the right thing to do, this is the most financially prudent thing to do.

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John R. Jones
12 years ago

We need to look after the people who have guarded us for so long.

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Penelope
12 years ago

unbelievable soldiers are treated so poorly after risking life and limb for us. Shameful! The government needs to do more. MUCH MORE!