National Geographic explores ‘invisible’ war wounds.
National Geographic in its February cover story takes readers through a visually striking, two-part reflection series about veterans coping with their own war beyond the battlefields.
“Sometimes you find yourself saying, I wish … I would have lost a body part, so people will see — so they’ll get it,” says Army First Sgt. David Griego in “Revealing the Trauma of War.”
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There have been credible reports that VA therapists were being forced to conduct sessions in shared cubicles or “pod” setups—basically call-center style arrangements where it’s impossible to guarantee privacy. Imagine trying to talk about your PTSD or depression with other people just a few feet away. That’s not just uncomfortable—it’s a violation of the trust and confidentiality veterans deserve.
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