Earlier this week, I had an epiphany. My epiphanies start small and then build up to a big, huge, honkin’, blog post worthy AHA! This one was about the war. And how it needs to probably stop {from where I sit at least} stat.
First, I was mulling about our young Veterans. I’d recently seen a documentary about young men and women coming home, severely injured, paralyzed or worse and the effects on them and their families. It was really moving. The story that hit me the hardest was about a young man who was almost blown to death by an IED in Iraq. He barely survived and now lives at home, unable to walk, speak and do a lot of things that you and I do, as a result of service to his country. His father said he was 19 in Basic, 20 in Iraq, and 21 in the VA Hospital. My heart broke.


