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3659 State Route 17, Kankakee, IL, USA

Phone: Kelly Frey: (815) 214-8447 Sarah Thomson: (815) 214-0378 David McCleery: (815) 922-2180 EMail: bc22vsa@gmail.com Facebook: <<www.facebook.com/bc22.veteransuicideawareness/<<

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Kelly Frey: (815) 214-8447

Sarah Thomson: (815) 214-0378

David McCleery: (815) 922-2180


EMail: bc22vsa@gmail.com


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www.facebook.com/bc22.veteransuicideawareness/

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Dolores T.- Awesome benefit that helps our soldiers. Our government probably caused the issues now let us help fix them.



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Veteran Crisis Line

988 Option 1


Deaf/Hard of Hearing

800-799-4889

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What is PTSD? 

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is an emotional illness classified as an anxiety disorder that arises from a frightening, life threatening or unsafe experience.


What are the symptoms of PTSD? 

Re-Experiencing Original Trauma: Intrusive recall (flashbacks), intense psychological distress (anger, anxiety) when exposed to reminders of trauma, nightmares, insomnia

Avoidance: feelings of detachment, isolation or estrangement, numbing, lack of affect, depression

Hyper-arousal: anger, irritability, aggression, exaggerated startle response, impulsiveness, hyper-vigilance

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