for these combat veterans from fallujah, iraq and afghanistan, this sound sure beats the sound of bullets. this is a good therapy for anybody, combat veteran who is suffering from ptsd and just to be together with people that have been through the same thing you ve been through and they know what you have been through and you don t have to talk about it. that s the whole point of this, the brain child of former marine martinez. getting fellow combat vets who seen and heard the worst of war and still deal with its impact out on the high seas to focus on fishing and camaraderie. i was separated from my wife. had just had a 6 month old son born at the time. but i was doing a lot of drinking. i had hit rock bottom so starting this, i now have a purpose once again in life.
i m surrounding myself with like-minded individuals, combat veterans that understand me. literally this operation has now become almost my form of therapy. put your left hand higher you were on the top. there you go. martinez says his day of deep sea fishing is surging in popularity and demand as more combat vets hear about it and more patriotic owners donate their vessels. one important thing they want all americans to know is that ptsd is not something to be afraid of and shouldn t be stigmatized. the thing about marines is, you know, when one is there, two are there, three are there, you know, it doesn t matter, we all just kind of gravitate towards each other. for these combat vets, it s all about a positive attitude. tomorrow s a new day. and days like this are great ones. off the palm beach county coastline, phil keating, fox
for these combat veterans from fallujah, iraq and afghanistan, this sound sure beats the sound of bullets. this is a good therapy for anybody, combat veteran who is suffering from ptsd and just to be together with people that have been through the same thing you ve been through and they know what you have been through and you don t have to talk about it. that s the whole point of this, the brain child of former marine martinez. getting fellow combat vets who seen and heard the worst of war and still deal with its impact out on the high seas to focus on fishing and camaraderie. i was separated from my wife. had just had a 6 month old son born at the time. but i was doing a lot of drinking. i had hit rock bottom so starting this, i now have a purpose once again in life.
i m surrounding myself with like-minded individuals, combat veterans that understand me. literally this operation has now become almost my form of therapy. put your left hand higher you were on the top. there you go. martinez says his day of deep sea fishing is surging in popularity and demand as more combat vets hear about it and more patriotic owners donate their vessels. one important thing they want all americans to know is that ptsd is not something to be afraid of and shouldn t be stigmatized. the thing about marines is, you know, when one is there, two are there, three are there, you know, it doesn t matter, we all just kind of gravitate towards each other. for these combat vets, it s all about a positive attitude. tomorrow s a new day. and days like this are great ones. off the palm beach county coastline, phil keating, fox news. a police officer shot in an