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I think it was February 17th in 2005.
While I was on a convoy, we were struck with
an IED in the road that ended up wounding two individuals
very badly, and another member was killed.
And during that whole incident, I was in the middle of the fray
administering first aid, helping to evacuate, securing the area.
And for a long time, and to this day, there are still --
I don't call them nightmares, but they're dreams
about that incident in particular.
I would re-live what I did wrong.
And that would start this spiral of not being able to sleep,
the cold sweats, you know, waking up in the middle of the night
going, "Why didn't I do something different?"