Veterans Affairs committee  To see what we just went through, either when I was serving with the UN...so they know. We needed to have a decompression, but it wasn't available for us at that time. I didn't even know there was...so why would I? I didn't know who to ask the question to, in order to call for he

Veterans Affairs committee  I'm getting help, so I'm trying to think of.... They need to have the right counsellors who understand the combat veteran, or the non-combat veteran. Psychologists need to help and have groups of like-minded people who have been through what I've been through....

Veterans Affairs committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Have a good meeting.

Veterans Affairs committee  It's occupational stress injury.

Veterans Affairs committee  If I could avoid it.... I didn't see it coming. When I did get approached by a lot of...it was in the workforce or even after hours. It still was coming. Whatever happens overseas is supposed to stay quiet. I was one of over a hundred 1 RCHA members who went over to Cyprus. Eve

Veterans Affairs committee  It could be reassuring for us, but how long will that take to resolve in my lifetime?

Veterans Affairs committee  I know.

Veterans Affairs committee  I'm sorry. That question went right over my head.

Veterans Affairs committee  Okay.

Veterans Affairs committee  There was no evidence that I reported it. However, it did get approved. Hearing loss wasn't, but tinnitus was, just because of my field. I was in artillery.

Veterans Affairs committee  I did.

Veterans Affairs committee  That's a very great end result: presenting a quilt to a fellow veteran. That was my calling at that time, and I presented many of them, especially during COVID times. It was emotional, but presenting them with a quilt of valour and then hearing them...and then being on the same v

Veterans Affairs committee  Support groups would be nice to have. I belong to one. Even with the legion, if you go with other.... It's important, as well, to have support with them. I can probably answer it further on, down the line, on paper.

Veterans Affairs committee  Thank you.

Veterans Affairs committee  You're low. I can't hear.