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Veterans

Victor_c3

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7. That's how we take care of our own

Reply to TEB (Original post)

Sat Dec 1, 2018, 06:34 AM

Dec 2018

Many of the guys I’ve been with are constantly in and out of rehab and crisis (the same goes for me as well).

A vet will understand a vet like nobody else.

It sounds like naltrexone is working for you, good. It helped me a lot when I needed it.

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I'll always help a vet regardless haven't heard from him in a year [View all] TEB Nov 2018 OP

You're a good person, TEB Ohiogal Nov 2018 #1

You are a good friend, hopefully he'll get better with time..n/t monmouth4 Nov 2018 #2

Aw, poor guy cyclonefence Nov 2018 #3

Nope we're both graduates of benning TEB Nov 2018 #4

That is what friends are for. beemer27 Nov 2018 #5

I just tossed it out TEB Nov 2018 #6

That's how we take care of our own Victor_c3 Dec 2018 #7