of somebody who has ptsd? everybody who comes back either from iraq or afghanistan, any kind of combat situation is pretty much labelled with ptsd. if you have been in any kind of action or even heard of the guys going out there, getting some action, oh, no, i have got ptsd now. and that is the problem that the government is getting into, is labelling everybody with ptsd. and it has just become an excuse. sometimes when somebody dies in a horrific and tragic way, it is hard to remember, to focus on how they lived their lives, you end up focusing on how their life ended. jeff, do you find yourself thinking about how chris life ended? it definitely stays with me. but i don t dwell on it, you know, because i was fortunate enough to know him for 35 years. i can remember a lot more than just that one day.
end up focusing on how their life ended. jeff, do you find yourself thinking about how chris life ended? it definitely stays with me. but i don t dwell on it, you know, because i was fortunate enough to know him for 35 years. i can remember a lot more than just that one day. you, obviously, as well? there i don t think often about the way that he died. i actually think a whole lot about the way that he lived. i feel him with me. my kids feel him with us. i certainly miss him like crazy. and yet, there was such a magnetism and such a strength about his being, his love, his laughter, his humiliaty, all of it wrapped up in this package, it doesn t leave you.
sometimes when somebody dies in a horrific and tragic way, it is hard to remember, to focus on how they lived their lives, you end up focusing on how their life ended. jeff, do you find yourself thinking about how chris life ended? it definitely stays with me. but i don t dwell on it, you know, because i was fortunate enough to know him for 35 years. i can remember a lot more than just that one day. you, obviously, as well? there i don t think often about the way that he died. i actually think a whole lot about the way that he lived. i feel him with me. my kids feel him with us. i certainly miss him like crazy. and yet, there was such a magnetism and such a strength
but i don t dwell on it, you know, because i was fortunate enough to know him for 35 years. i can remember a lot more than just that one day. you, obviously, as well? there i don t think often about the way that he died. i actually think a whole lot about the way that he lived. i feel him with me. my kids feel him with us. i certainly miss him like crazy. and yet, there was such a magnetism and such a strength about his being, his love, his laughter, his humility, all of it wrapped up in this package, it doesn t leave you. i don t think i ll ever live a day that i don t feel the strength of him and the foundation he left us with. i don t think you could live a more full life, a life full of gusto.