story with my squadron commander . He
told me I was part of a military family .
Now this meant having the support of
our brothers and sisters in arms as
well as commanders who had my back and
wanted to see me succeed . I found
that's one of the best purchase of
service . When times get tough . Your
brothers and sisters will be there for
you no matter who we are or how we've
come into service , whether we're
airmen , soldiers , sailors , and
marines , we each bring a story with us
today and every day and particularly
now that I'm a leader , I'm working
with my unit to share the message that
you can get stronger through treatment .
We have to start sharing our stories
and embracing mental health treatment
as we would any other medical condition .
Just like we go to the gym to get
physically fit for service . It's our
duty to put in the work to get
psychologically fit as well . Our
inability to see the injury doesn't
have to create a stigma or a culture of
shame as members of a military family
we can and we will look out for each
other , reaching out as a sign of
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