Was reading an article in the Hallmark Magazine summer 2008 issue they had a wonderful aritcle called A place to Heal. It was written about a man who was in the miliarty and a (IED) detonated near his Humvee with others. He suffered (TBI). His wife was worried that would never get to play with their son like normal dads do. Then in Fort Campell in KY they found a playground called Boundless Plyground which has handrails and even a wheelchair ramp. The article memntioned it was a refuge for the injured soldiers and their familes. The rest of the article talk about the lon and hard journey Jeremy had to take to healing.
The Author puts in a box some ways you can show your support which I have listed below. There are many other ways also like keeping in out prayers, etc.... The website to Boundless Playground if you would want more information on how you can help.
http://www.boundlessplayground.org
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Show Your Support!
Here are 5 ways you can help the families of would soldiers.
1. Donate funds for a rental car or hotel room to a family visting a soldier undergoing long-term rehabiltation at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the Bethesda Naval Hospital in Washington, D.C.
http://www.yellowribbonfund.org
2. Give a laptop to a military hospital so that recovering soldiers can stay in touch with family and freinds.
http://www.laptopsforthewounded.com
3. Hire a returning soldier if you are an employer knows a opening.
4. Offset the cost of activities, like dance lessons and Little League for the childern of deployed and severly injured National Guard and Reserve military personnel.
http://www.ourmilitarykids.org
5. Send a veteran to a concert or sports event through Tickets for Troops, or opt for other ways to show your appreciation.
http://www.thethankyoufoudation.org
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by Virgina Sole-Smith


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