Today, less than one percent of the population of the United States of America puts on an uniform to protect the liberties of 99 percent of the rest of the population and just over 8 percent of the population of all living Americans are veterans. If we gaze into the eyes of a veteran we can see the love for their country, strength for their families and a courage that is indefinable.Their self-determination often provokes us to ask ourselves,"For their selfless service and willing sacrifice for their nation, what do veterans need and deserve to reestablish themselves in the society?"
Indeed Abraham Lincoln, America's 16th president, formally recognized the importance of veterans with his second inaugural speech and famous quote,"To care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow, and his orphan." President Lincoln's promise to care for those who shall have borne the battle ought to be one of the greatest privileges of an American citizen. Without the sacrifices committed by …show more content…
PTSD is one of the common mental disorder that prevails among the veterans. In order to coalesce with life after their services governmental organizations should put emphasis on the mental disorders that effect veterans. Governments should establish counseling centers and psychiatric hospitals so that the veterans have various medical options to cure their mental disorders. Furthermore, pragmatically it is often very difficult to establish veteran hospitals in every corner of the United States to help the veterans thus, various websites should be built so that veterans can access to various therapeutic sessions or practices that will help veterans to self-mitigate, in some degree, their mental disorders. We live in an era of technology and applications can be devised to mitigate mental disorders like anxiety and PTSD using various technological
Indeed Abraham Lincoln, America's 16th president, formally recognized the importance of veterans with his second inaugural speech and famous quote,"To care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow, and his orphan." President Lincoln's promise to care for those who shall have borne the battle ought to be one of the greatest privileges of an American citizen. Without the sacrifices committed by …show more content…
PTSD is one of the common mental disorder that prevails among the veterans. In order to coalesce with life after their services governmental organizations should put emphasis on the mental disorders that effect veterans. Governments should establish counseling centers and psychiatric hospitals so that the veterans have various medical options to cure their mental disorders. Furthermore, pragmatically it is often very difficult to establish veteran hospitals in every corner of the United States to help the veterans thus, various websites should be built so that veterans can access to various therapeutic sessions or practices that will help veterans to self-mitigate, in some degree, their mental disorders. We live in an era of technology and applications can be devised to mitigate mental disorders like anxiety and PTSD using various technological