I don’t have anything personal to fuss over. I’m just task-oriented. If suicide of veterans is a problem - and all suicide is a “problem” - then nothing useful can be done without correctly identifying the scope of the problem and some of its major features.
I was a typist with the DoD when I was in college, fwiw ;-).
No prob...;-)
I agree all suicide is a problem...The treatments in these cases is what I believe is attributing to the end result we see in the numbers...
The types of medications they are prescribing to Vets these days is horrendous, it lowers inhibitions in an otherwise trained and experienced mind, and therefore eating a bullet, or sucking on carbon monoxide fumes looks to people under the influence to be a way out...
This trend needs to be stopped but cold...
Just my opinion...