MVP has given me a group of peers that I feel connected to and feel safe to confide in when I am at my worst. I look forward to seeing the other veterans in MVP each week.
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Looking back at it all, I would have never been able to get the help I needed if it had not been for MVP.
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MVP has helped me by having a group of peers that understand the team mentality and post-deployment/post-service life struggles. It has helped my confidence and has helped me realize my individuality and identity as a person.
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“I tell vets they have to deal with their PTSD; repressing it thinking it will go away can affect their life and heath."
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“It feels like I’ve ‘lost my honor.’ At MVP, they get what that expression means and understand how it makes me feel.”
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“A lot of people don’t like to talk about their military service for a variety of reasons—possibly because of survivor guilt, showing signs of weakness or feeling guilty for never firing their gun. Emotional trauma doesn’t go away until you process it and you can’t process it until you talk about it, and if you don’t talk about it, it’ll just fester.”
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