US Veterans Talk, Inc.

09/26/2024

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This journey is unique for each individual, but the underlying principles of faith, perseverance, and love remain constant. …

05/14/2024

“During the period of our imprisonment, if an inmate experienced the loss of a family member and was unable to be present at the funeral, the Prison Chaplain permitted us to perform the song “Kissing This World Goodbye” as a tribute to the bereaved family.”

To all the brothers we left behind, you're still and forever in our prayers.

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01/29/2024

King Joseph

08/09/2022

Happy Birthday, Bridget Reese!🙏🙏

08/07/2022

Stop by and see Dr. Major at Major Holistic Beauty & Wellness and tell that Joe sent you.

07/12/2022

Sgt. First Class David Parish

Retired Sgt. First Class, David Parish, kept his struggle with suicidal thoughts to himself because he felt others would judge him if he reached out for help. After attempting su***de, he received help and support from his leaders, peers, and loved ones in addition to the Military Health System (MHS). Sgt. First Class Parish now wants to make sure his fellow warriors understand they don't have to struggle alone. They must seek help early and utilize the MHS resources.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=288_L6V_B78

08/29/2021

Su***de rates between veterans and nonveterans are more significant among women than men. But for both veterans and nonveterans, rates are higher among men.

Su***de Prevention is the responsibility of all Marines. Make your New Year's Resolution to learn more about su***de intervention skills and programs to prevent su***des.

08/29/2021

Su***de rates between veterans and nonveterans are more significant among women than men. But for both veterans and nonveterans, rates are higher among men. In 2018, the su***de rate for veteran women was 14.8 per 100,000 (291 deaths), almost twice the rate for nonveteran women (7.6 per 100,000). The difference was most significant among women ages 18–34 (veterans: 21.8; nonveterans: 6.8 per 100,000).

Professional Wrestler and entertainer John Cena with a message for our troops in support of Su***de Prevention Month.

08/29/2021

PWYE is not a program: there are no policies, requirements, training packages, or inspection checklists. PWYE is a mindset that is spread from Marine leader to Marine and reinforced from Marine to Marine. PWYE appeals to simple logic, rather than external motivation or emotion, by reminding the Marine to consider the likely outcome before acting – to avoid tragedy and heartbreak – while considering what they value most.

Have you heard about “Protect What You’ve Earned” yet?  If so, you are probably wondering what this phrase means.

08/29/2021

Get Healthy: Any time is a great time to start looking at wellness, but January is especially a good time surrounded by other people hoping to achieve wellness resolutions. Healthy eating, exercise, and outdoor recreation are all good ways to get started toward better health. You can find all of these at your installations! Additionally, professionally trained Health Promotion staff are available at fitness centers on most Marine Corps installations to help you achieve fitness goals or create nutrition plans.

What are you hoping to achieve in 2021? While setting goals is easy, sticking to them is another matter entirely.

08/29/2021

LifeSkills Training and education are provided at the unit and installation level to assigned personnel through community partnerships. Subject matter experts collaborate to provide additional information related to various programs and resources available to Marines, Sailors, and families. Different family readiness programs are available through Readiness & Deployment Support training. To learn more about what classes are available, contact your installation Marine Corps Family Team Building.

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08/29/2021

For service-specific special needs and support, the Military OneSource special needs consultants will connect families to their service’s EFMP. Military OneSource can also connect families to a licensed attorney in their state if their special needs consultation determines they would benefit from a legal referral. Legal consultations are available by phone for up to 60 minutes per issue.

Beginning May 30, 2018, access to the Exceptional Family Member Program’s (EFMP) – Resources, Options, and Consultations (ROC) feature, will become available on MilitaryOneSource, making it easier for families who are not near an EFMP center or whose schedules conflict with center hours to meet ...