Living Openly
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2018
- Resources are available from VA for LGBTQ+ Veterans. Listen as Becca, a Navy Veteran, and Tim, a Marine Corps Veteran, discuss living openly after the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy was revoked - and the importance of opening up to their health care providers.
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Thank you for your service, Becca and Tim. And for your inspiration
Por favor audio en Español !!!! Grscias y bendiciones hermanos !!!!
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I was in the service National Guard I'd get 3 years and a 1/2 I got a medical discharge And I got a reward and doesn't that for 728 lives in a convoy because it was a person that didn't know how to drive a truck Have 5 t I did it on a reaction and That was the way I did it I thank God because he was with me you're gonna know I didn't know that I'm a Christian now I love God about my heart and I'm pretty for all the people my brothers and sisters and the military who servearth for our countmy God-bless you I hope that 1 day you accept the Son of God in your heart If you have Christ in your heart he will speak to you through his work that's not what he speaks to everyday God-bless you and God-bless America
I wasn't aperson from miltary,military, amilatary family worried about them......
I retired from the Air Force and am a transgender woman. For so many years I’ve hid and was afraid to even accept who I can. The VA was a big help in me accepting and becoming myself. Now I volunteer with my local VA hospital to help others to accept and become their true self.
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Um is it common for veterans to lie to others?
it's not a lie chill out