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Healing4Heroes at Brady Street Dry Hootch

April 24, 2012 from 1:30pm to 2:30pm

Healing4Heroes is in Milwaukee, Wed. 4/24. We plan to stop by DryHootch to say Hi and tell you about our organization and get your feedback. H4H is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help Vets suffering PTSD and to help unwanted shelter dogs, by training dogs to become service dogs, sensitive to PTSD issues and help their owners de-stress and cope. …See More

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"Daniel, if you are 55+, I can put you in touch with a career counselor at Interfaith Senior Center at Washington Park Senior Center. Very helpful person! "

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"Healing4Heroes, a non-profit that trains shelter dogs for Vets suffering PTSD. Stopping by Brady St. to say HI! healing4heroes.org"

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A group of veterans, family and community leaders working to open a Dryhootch in Waukesha WI

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Julianne M. Ravely replied to bob@dryhootch's discussion What Color is PTSD?

"The "Peace Lily" because it is pure white, symbolically PTSD knows no color. The "peace Lily" speaks softly of hope. or The "Forget-me not" because we cannot and must never forget PTSD and what it is doing to our…"

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List any combat or campaigns you served in:: Did not serve. Daughter of Army private, Aunt of Navy Ensign and Godmother to Army Airborne Master Sergeant.