In 2010, Kevin Conley, 43, a now-retired major in the Delaware Army National Guard, left on a year-long deployment, most of it to a remote part of Afghanistan. When he came back, he was a changed man. Like hundreds of thousands of others, he suffered psychological wounds. The impact of these invisible wounds can be debilitating, changing the lives of the troops and their loved ones. It is the high anxiety, the getting lost while driving, the middle-of-the-night outbursts and the need to lean on others to remember everyday chores that have taken a toll on his family. delonline.us/1rnb4Ub
Posted on: Sun, 22 Jun 2014 17:00:06 +0000
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