"In four short days, Project Odyssey helped me heal some wounds I’d been working on for a decade."
"Without Wounded Warrior Project, I would probably still be trying to transition from Sergeant Crutch to Lisa Crutch."
"WWP looked at my disability benefits and questioned why they were so low. I didn’t realize I qualified for more! WWP looked into it and discovered I wasn’t getting what I was supposed to be getting. WWP’s knowledge of benefits really helped me out a lot."
- Jack Frawley
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"These outings are wonderful experiences; they provide me with a lot of positive emotions so I can keep moving in a positive direction."
- Chris Gordon
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"Soldier Ride is more than just a bike ride for me. It allows me to overcome obstacles, both physically and mentally."
- Donna Pratt
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"We worked on it more and more, and I got the supporting muscles stronger. Over time, I built back up. It was faster than you would believe. It changed my life."
- John Rego
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"I became involved with the Warriors to Work program, because I had been having trouble finding stable employment. I [originally] reached out looking for help with resume writing, then used the program to connect with potential employers with the help of a job placement advisor."
- Bill Jones
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"The Independence Program allows my mom to work and take time for herself."
- Shane Parsons
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"The Warrior Care Network is a comprehensive program that not only focused on me, but also included my family members. By including family members in the treatment, WCN made them more comfortable and not ‘in the dark’ about what the treatment included. As a result, my family members feel like they are part of the solution, not just watching from the sidelines."
- Bill Geiger
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"I now realize I’m not alone. I know what other guys with PTSD go through – depression, loneliness, hard times, and misery. [I know] what it’s like to not care about anything. Now I care again, and I have ambition. There’s a lot of life to be lived."
- James Rivera
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"In a Peer Support group, warriors can relate, regardless of what branch of the military they are from, where they served, or what their injuries are. We all share a common ground, and we can use it as a starting point to better our lives."
- Carlos De León
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When Christine Schei’s son Erik was shot and rendered quadriplegic, she didn’t know how to take care of him. She found the support she needed through WWP, and now she mentors other caregivers.
