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#Repost @havokjournal with @get_repost ・・・ They are members of an exclusive club – of which NO ONE wants to be a member. They are wives and husbands of our nation's fallen. Today and everyday, we honor you. Today is Gold Star spouses day. If you or someone you know has suffered a loss and not sure who to turn to, please check out the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors... (@tapsorg). . . . #havokjournal #voiceforveterans #freedomisntfree #honorthem #goldstarfamily #sacrifice #neverforgotten #goldstar #usmilitary #ushistory #widowed #taps
Testimonial. Do not underestimate the purpose and sense of belonging we get from being part of a tribe and the survival skills they provide. So I’ll bare my soul and let the vulnerability out to make a point. I’ve recently found myself beaten down by life. A long ways away from my tribe and my support network. In one of the hardest jobs I’ve had, without my team. The future seemingly unsure. The month of March a reminder of loss of soldiers to combat and suicide. The loss of a deep and true love and the security gone like someone coming from behind and slicing open my neck. My heart aches to function, struggling to beat. All these things are too heavy for even the strongest Sherpa. I found myself asking for help. The cracks open and the demons taking grip. No medicine, no amount of drinks, not even beating a tire with a sledge until my hands bled could release the pain, rage, sadness and anger. I was alone on the path or at least it seemed so. Then my tribe reached out to me. I knew although I was face down in the arena they would be there. I had to keep going down the path. I knew that I needed to climb the tallest mountain I could find, get to the top and scream, cry and find my center. Keep moving forward putting a fishing pole in my hand. Remembering that joy and around the next corner I found the beauty of a waterfall and couldn’t help but think it was a sign. I had to seek out my tribe and use the survival skills they taught me. Remembering my inter warrior and got my ass off the arena floor. Preparing for the next battle. Let’s keep #buildingthetribe and ask for help. Join the tribe.
It’s International Women’s Day! At The Titan Project we believe women are inspiring and making history everyday. So we bring you Eliasia who is currently serving in the Iowa Army National Guard. She has nearly 17 years of service, and holds four MOS’. She deployed to Iraq in 2006-2007. Eliasia is married to LJ, and they have three sons. In August 2017 she was diagnosed with stage 3B breast cancer. Her cancer had multiple masses on the left side, a mass attached to her pectoralis muscle, and cancer in her lymph nodes. She completed 16 rounds of chemotherapy, 30 rounds of radiation treatment and 2 reconstructive surgeries. She was recently featured in the John Stoddard Cancer’s “Rally Against Cancer” fundraising video. She has been cancer free for just over a year now and looks forward to continuing serving as an AGR until retirement. https://youtu.be/brNolpyZZPw All you have to do is look at her smile and you know her spirit is unstoppable. Thank you, Eliasia, for your continued service and fight. #internationalwomensday #buildingthetribe #fightlikeagirl
Today marks three years since he left us. The catalyst for The Titan Project. Three years of us wrapping our heads around his choice, his struggles, his demons. We have pushed through, moved forward, and learned a lot. Scott made the wrong choice. There is always something that can help. ALWAYS. Suicide isn't it. EVER. We celebrate our time spent with him often, we remember him always, but most importantly, we seek to help others like him and the ones left behind. Ask for help, tell someone, stop the cycle. National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255 #buildingthetribe #veteranshelpingveterans #thetitanproject