Article: XV, hosted by Ryan Brazel, is attempting to bring both awareness and an end to 22 veterans committing suicide everyday. Ryan speaks to everyday veterans with everyday issues for veterans acclimating back into civilian life.
This week Ryan talks to US Air Force Veteran, Bobbie Jo Whitlow. She tells her story of serving and surviving both a medical misstep and MST. She has found her purpose by volunteering for an organization called HERO.
If you would like to contact Bobbie Jo personally she can be reached via email at gypsyjunkmarket@gmail.com
If you would like more information about the HERO organization, it can be found at the HERO Facebook group is “The Women of HERO” (for female veterans only) or The HERO website at: englishriveroutfitters.org Veterans can send an email to the HERO organization through the website.There is also a HERO facebook group for all veterans.
If you would like to contact Ryan, he can be reached via email at article15podcast@gmail.com
We are looking for veterans that would like to tell their stories. Please reach out to Ryan if you are interested in being a guest on Article 15.
If you would like to support Ryan's chosen charity for this episode, The Headstrong Project, they can be found at www.getheadstrong.org
Please help support this podcast by checking out the merchandise store at https://my-store-11485342.creator-spring.com/
Article:XV is produced by Veterans Drinking Vodka Productions, LLC.
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