Transcript
One of the hardest things from going from active duty
to civilian was changing social workers,
having to re-live the experiences.
When you change social workers,
they want to know your background the very
first session.
I hated every single first session because you had
to re-live the memories
and if you're switching social workers six times
in one year, that sucked.
I eventually was able to find a social worker who cared so much
about Vets and about the military.
He was still young enough and joined the National Guard
as an Infantryman, even after having his masters degree,
just so he could relate a little bit more.
It was worth finding a different social worker to find this guy
to help me through it.
And I'm very thankful for it.
But if I didn't continue to seek another person,
I wouldn't have found him
and he wouldn't be able to help like he has.