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I have just gotten home after my oldest daughters appointment with the psychiatrist, and I'm still processing the information I received there. After all of the tests conducted, and the interviews and such, she has finally received her official diagnosis (which did not take as long to receive as...
Once upon a time I was a very positive and optimistic person, but as time passes I find myself wondering if that optimism was misplaced.
Don't get me wrong, I have many wonderful things to be optimistic about, namely my family of which I have recently made a wonderful addition. But there are...
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Over the years I have been asked a similar line of questions a good number of times, things like how were things over there, did you do anything you regret, did anything bad happen etc. Most would consider this a strange line of questions, but for a Soldier coming back from Afghanistan this was...