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Helping combat veterans cope with the unseen wounds of war.

08/02/2026

Tune in to this week's Road to Hope Radio as host David Maulsby, Executive Director of the Support & Giving Department for the PTSD Foundation of America | Camp Hope, sits down with Army Veteran Steve Baxter to share his journey of hope and healing.

Steve, a Tomball, Texas native, served in the U.S. Army and deployed to both Romania and Afghanistan. During his seven months in Afghanistan, he experienced daily combat that left lasting invisible wounds and, as he describes it, caused him to lose all sense of emotion. Today, while still early in his healing journey at Camp Hope, Steve says he is grateful for the opportunity to learn something new every day as he works toward recovery.

His story is a powerful reminder that healing is possible and that no Veteran has to face PTSD alone.

Be sure to tune in and hear Steve's inspiring story of resilience and hope.

Listen Here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/390-road-to-hope-radio-28216649/

07/28/2026

Healing doesn't have to happen alone.

This Wednesday, Female Veterans are invited to join the PTSD Foundation of America | Camp Hope Female Warrior Group, a safe, supportive space to connect with women who understand, build meaningful friendships, share experiences, and continue the journey toward hope and healing together.

Whether you need connection, encouragement, resources, or simply a place where you can be yourself, you are welcome here.

Every Wednesday | 7:30 PM CST

Attend in person:
Camp Hope Front Office Conference Room
9724 Derrington Rd.
Houston, TX 77064

Can't join us in person? Join virtually from anywhere in the U.S. Sign up to receive the new Zoom link:
https://form.jotform.com/ptsdusa1/female--warrior-group-sign-

You stood strong in service to our nation. Now, let us stand beside you as you continue your journey forward.

There is hope. There is healing. And you don't have to walk this road alone.

07/26/2026

The Courage to Feel Again

This week on Road to Hope Radio, host David Maulsby sits down with Army Veteran Billy Robinson, a two-time combat Veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Billy arrived at Camp Hope on April 17 carrying the invisible wounds of war. PTSD, depression, alcohol abuse, and the struggle to reconnect with his emotions after years of learning to shut them down.

To do his job in combat, Billy had to turn his emotions off. Over time, that survival skill made it difficult to open up, connect with his wife and friends, or even understand what he was feeling himself.

His journey at Camp Hope has become one of learning that vulnerability is not weakness. Through compassion, self-forgiveness, and EMDR therapy, Billy is beginning to reconnect with the emotions he had buried for years.

During the conversation, Tyrone also opens up about his own journey, sharing the weight of guilt and shame he once carried, and the moment he realized he was not the "worst person in the world."

This is a powerful conversation about combat, healing, vulnerability, forgiveness, and the courage it takes to finally feel again.

Tune in to this week's Road to Hope Radio with David Maulsby and hear Billy Robinson's story of finding hope and healing at Camp Hope. Listen now: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/390-road-to-hope-radio-28216649/

You won't want to miss this one.

07/22/2026

Healing doesn't have to happen alone.

For many Female Veterans, finding a community that truly understands can make all the difference.

The PTSD Foundation of America | Camp Hope Female Warrior Group provides a safe, supportive space where women can connect through shared experiences, encourage one another, and continue their journey toward hope and healing.

Whether you're looking for understanding, friendship, resources, or simply a place where you can be yourself, you'll find a community ready to welcome you.

Every Wednesday | 7:30 PM CST

Attend in person:
Camp Hope Front Office Conference Room
9724 Derrington Rd.
Houston, TX 77064

Or join virtually from anywhere in the United States via Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Z8m7M_x7RdCWLPx06VW1WQ

You stood strong in service to our nation. Now let us stand beside you as you continue your journey forward.

There is hope. There is healing. And you don't have to walk this road alone.

07/21/2026

Once a Marine, Always a Marine

This June, Camp Hope had the honor of celebrating the graduation of seven remarkable Veterans, four Marines and three Soldiers. While every graduation class has its own personality, this one carried the unmistakable grit, intensity, and esprit de corps that the Marine Corps is known for.

The Marines may have dominated the numbers this month, but one thing became clear throughout their time in the program: healing doesn't recognize branch lines. Whether they wore the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor or the Army's crossed rifles, these men became brothers united by a common purpose. They challenged one another to be better, refused to let each other settle for less, and built relationships that will last far beyond Camp Hope.

Anyone who has spent time around Marines knows they are fiercely loyal to one another, and this class lived that out every day. Their determination was contagious, their standards were high, and their commitment to seeing one another succeed made a lasting impression on everyone in the program.

Recovery demands a different kind of courage than military service. It requires honesty, humility, and the willingness to ask for help, qualities that every one of these graduates displayed. Watching these men transform over the course of the program has been a privilege for both their peers and our staff.

To our June graduates: thank you for bringing your leadership, your humor, your grit, and your heart to Camp Hope. You've shown that the warrior spirit doesn't end when the uniform comes off; it simply finds a new mission.

Congratulations, brothers. Semper Fidelis, Army Strong, and may you continue to lead lives filled with purpose, hope, and service.

07/19/2026

This week on Road to Hope Radio, host David Maulsby sits down with Army Combat Veteran Chris Cooning to share a powerful story of service, struggle, and hope.

After deploying to Afghanistan just weeks after 9/11, Chris returned home carrying the invisible wounds of war. Haunted by PTSD, survivor's guilt, shame, loss of purpose, and substance abuse, his struggles eventually cost him his career.

Today, four months into his journey at PTSD Foundation of America | Camp Hope, Chris is discovering something he thought he'd lost hope. Through the brotherhood of fellow Veterans, honest accountability, peer support, and the restoration of his faith, he is building a new future.

Don't miss this inspiring conversation about resilience, healing, and the courage it takes to ask for help.

Tune in this week to hear Chris's remarkable journey from isolation to restoration. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/390-road-to-hope-radio-28216649/

07/15/2026

Every journey toward healing begins with one conversation.

If you're a Female Combat Veteran looking for a place where you can connect with women who truly understand, the PTSD Foundation of America's Female Veteran Warrior Group is here for you.

Join us each Wednesday evening for a supportive community built on shared experiences, encouragement, and hope. Whether you're seeking connection, resources, or simply a safe place to be heard, you are welcome.

Every Wednesday | 7:30 PM CST

Attend in person:
Camp Hope Front Office Conference Room
9724 Derrington Rd.
Houston, TX 77064

Or join from anywhere via Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Z8m7M_x7RdCWLPx06VW1WQ

You served with strength and courage. Now surround yourself with women who understand the road you've traveled and are walking the path toward healing together.

07/13/2026

Some battles begin long before the battlefield.

This week on Road to Hope Radio, host David Maulsby sits down with Army Combat Engineer Jon Farmer, whose journey has been shaped by unimaginable loss, combat, and the fight to overcome PTSD, depression, anxiety, and addiction.

After witnessing the tragic death of his mother as a teenager, Jon joined the U.S. Army seeking a new path. During deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, he experienced the realities of war while also becoming part of a life-saving moment that changed a young girl's future forever.

Today, Jon shares his story of struggle, resilience, and hope in an honest conversation that reminds us healing is possible.

Don't miss this powerful episode of Road to Hope Radio with host David Maulsby. Listen, share, and help us spread hope to Combat Veterans and their families.

Listen Now: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/390-road-to-hope-radio-28216649/

07/08/2026

Female Combat Veterans, this is your community.

You carried the weight of service. You don't have to carry the weight of healing alone.

Join the PTSD Foundation of America's Female Veteran Warrior Group, a welcoming community where women who have served can connect with others who understand the unique challenges of military service. Through peer support, encouragement, resource navigation, and meaningful friendships, you'll find a place to share, heal, and grow.

Every Wednesday | 7:30 PM CST

Attend in person:
Camp Hope Front Office Conference Room
9724 Derrington Rd.
Houston, TX 77064

Or join us from anywhere via Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Z8m7M_x7RdCWLPx06VW1WQ

You answered the call to serve our nation. Now let us walk beside you on your journey toward hope, healing, and lasting connection.

07/04/2026

250 Years of Freedom. Because They Answered the Call.

This Independence Day, we celebrate 250 years of the United States of America and the enduring spirit of freedom that has defined our nation since 1776.

That freedom has never been free. For two and a half centuries, generations of brave men and women have answered the call to defend our country, often carrying home the invisible wounds of war.

At the PTSD Foundation of America | Camp Hope, we are honored to stand beside those heroes, providing hope, healing, and a path forward for combat Veterans and their families.

As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, let us also remember those who have sacrificed to protect the liberties we cherish.

Wishing you and your family a safe, meaningful, and happy Independence Day.

Happy 250th Birthday, America!

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