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Invisible wounds like PTSD, depression, and anxiety can silently weigh you down. Isolation, irritability, trouble sleeping, or sudden changes in behavior can all be signs of an invisible wound. Don't ignore them. Reach out for a buddy check. #AFW2 #InvisibleWounds #PTSDAwareness https://t.co/klZ2lzbFj0
RT @dodwarriorgames: The #WarriorGames are returning to Colorado Springs July 18-26—where Limitless isn’t a theme, it’s a way of recovery.…
Meet SSgt (ret) Allie Smith, competing at this year's Warrior Games and representing as the 2025 Team Air Force WCB Captain! Her personal philosophy when it comes to her recovery journey is, "take it all in stride and remain in good faith.“ #DWG2025 @dodwarriorgames https://t.co/Hd60qEbZYP
Meet CMSgt Michael Nalley, competing at this year's Warrior Games and representing as the 2025 Team Air Force captain! His personal philosophy when it comes to his recovery journey is, "live life because no one gets out alive." #AFW2 #DWG2025 #Limitless #DWG25 @dodwarriorgames https://t.co/FkB6Vvdlf9
This past week in Colorado Springs, our incredible athletes came together as a team to fine-tune their skills and push limits across various adaptive sports. We're proud, we're inspired, and we're cheering them on every step of the way.💪 @dodwarriorgames #Limitless #DWG2025 https://t.co/bGbrSnOcff
TBI's are invisible, but the impact is real. Know the signs whether you're affected or supporting someone who is- you are not alone. Speak up. Reach out. Healing starts with awareness. https://t.co/xyZFMEBn9C You can also find resources at: https://t.co/eUwNifxygk... https://t.co/oUxEV8m4N8
Beyond the surface, Invisible wounds can be just as debilitating as physical wounds. The Invisible Wounds Initiative is here to help recovering service members heal from PTSD, TBI, and other unseen injuries by breaking down stigma surrounding mental health. #MentalHealth https://t.co/EHNyV3r5O8
Know a seriously wounded, ill, and or injured Airman or Guardian? Don't let them walk the journey alone. The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program is here to support, empower, and walk beside them every step of the way. Refer today- because no one should fight alone! #AFW2 https://t.co/HFrIVK5tT0
Today, we honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage echoes in the hearts of the wounded, the families, and the Warriors who carry their legacy forward. We remember. We honor. They are never forgotten. #HonorTheFallen https://t.co/0BZYUFMmIB
The DHA has introduced a new approach at behavioral health clinics, called targeted care, to help improve access to mental health resources. To learn more about targeted care and how you can access it, visit: https://t.co/nljC6J14QQ #mentalhealthmatters #TotalForceReadiness https://t.co/EQ7L8KsSIo
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