22 22 a day. Epidemic: Wounded warriors are killing themselves at the rate of 22 suicides every day. Here’s how you can help stop this tragedy. Pat Dane Southport, NC Pat’s son, Matt Dane has been on four tours of duty fighting for our country. First as an Infantryman, then as an Army Ranger, then as a Sniper. Hi, I’m Matt’s father – Pat Dane. I can’t tell you how excited I was when I heard that he was coming home from his last tour of duty in Afghanistan. Matt was part of a ranger group that jumped into Afghanistan in late 2001, and now he’s home for the last time. Doing well, a fractured ankle and having a little difficulty integrating into society in the first year. But right now he’s doing great. Has a gainful job, but he has 8 of his friends and soldiers that he lived with an fought with that have committed suicide in the last two years. We need a PTSD breakthrough. Not just a bandaid. Doctor Harold Kraft, who’s a long-time friend of mine, reached out to me to tell me about some research that’s being done and what he’s developed. As soon as I heard that, I jumped in with him, we formed a foundation to accelerate the research into curing PTSD. We can end this tragedy. Dr. Harold Kraft Los Angeles, CA. I’m Dr. Harold Kraft. When I heard how bad the suicide rate is among our wounded warriors, at first I didn’t believe it. But it’s clear that PTSD is an epidemic that’s stealing the lives of a million vets. Some commit suicide, and all of them suffer every day. Dr. Kraft, one of the nation’s medical laser experts, explains why laser therapy may be a breakthrough cure for PTSD. Recent research has shown that this high-powered laser has tremendous potential as a cure for PTSD. Aimed at the front of the head, it activates the frontal cortex which normally keeps your emotions in check. That, in turn, tamps out the fight or flight system which the PTSD has taken over. This laser has the potential to be a real cure, 10 times better, faster and cheaper than existing treatments. Not just a bandaid, but a real, scalable cure for PTSD. 22 wounded warriors a day commit suicide. That’s 8,000 each year. Please share this video and help with a breakthrough cure for PTSD. www.crowdrise.com/cureptsd For more information please also visit https://www.lasermdpainrelief.com/PTSD-TBI-TLT-treatment.html in Santa Monica, CA and Manhattan Beach, CA. We use the highest doses of laser pain relief in the country and have set a new gold standard for moderate to severe pain relief. 22 22 a day. Epidemic: Wounded warriors are killing themselves at the rate of 22 suicides every day. Here’s how you can help stop this tragedy. Pat Dane Southport, NC Pat’s son, Matt Dane has been on four tours of duty fighting for our country. First as an Infantryman, then as an Army Ranger, then as a Sniper. Hi, I’m Matt’s father – Pat Dane. I can’t tell you how excited I was when I heard that he was coming home from his last tour of duty in Afghanistan. Matt was part of a ranger group that jumped into Afghanistan in late 2001, and now he’s home for the last time. Doing well, a fractured ankle and having a little difficulty integrating into society in the first year. But right now he’s doing great. Has a gainful job, but he has 8 of his friends and soldiers that he lived with an fought with that have committed suicide in the last two years. We need a PTSD breakthrough. Not just a bandaid. Doctor Harold Kraft, who’s a long-time friend of mine, reached out to me to tell me about some research that’s being done and what he’s developed. As soon as I heard that, I jumped in with him, we formed a foundation to accelerate the research into curing PTSD. We can end this tragedy. Dr. Harold Kraft Los Angeles, CA. I’m Dr. Harold Kraft. When I heard how bad the suicide rate is among our wounded warriors, at first I didn’t believe it. But it’s clear that PTSD is an epidemic that’s stealing the lives of a million vets. Some commit suicide, and all of them suffer every day. Dr. Kraft, one of the nation’s medical laser experts, explains why laser therapy may be a breakthrough cure for PTSD. Recent research has shown that this high-powered laser has tremendous potential as a cure for PTSD. Aimed at the front of the head, it activates the frontal cortex which normally keeps your emotions in check. That, in turn, tamps out the fight or flight system which the PTSD has taken over. This laser has the potential to be a real cure, 10 times better, faster and cheaper than existing treatments. Not just a bandaid, but a real, scalable cure for PTSD. 22 wounded warriors a day commit suicide. That’s 8,000 each year. Please share this video and help with a breakthrough cure for PTSD. www.crowdrise.com/cureptsd For Monica, CA and Manhattan Beach, CA. We use the highest doses of laser pain relief in the country and have set a new gold standard for moderate to severe pain relief.