ptsd

     I was a mess. I returned from Afghanistan - where I served as an Army Ranger - to my wife and three children, and started looking for work. I was dissatisfied and restless.

     My sleep patterns were all screwed up as well, but I thought I could just fight through that. If I go to bed at a normal time and wake up at a normal time, my body will get used to it, I thought. But, man, I thought wrong. I got a prescription to help me sleep. 

     I had never been a drinker, but I started to drink at night because it became an easy way to get to sleep - to just pass out!

     Unable to find a job, I started getting into fights with my wife. Within weeks, I filed for divorce and moved out of state - leaving my three kids with my her. Thank goodness my mom (I was now living with her and my dad) knew about brain integration!

     I was totally skeptical, but I had nothing to lose but my life. I was totally drained physically, mentally and emotionally; then I met Larry and consented to have him work on my brain.

     Thereafter, things started to look up. I was able to start thinking clearly. Larry figured out that I had some other problems and that I needed to see a doctor for - some things he couldn't fix - that had changed in me while I was in Afghanistan. 

     Over the last two years, though, I got my life back because of Larry. I sought forgiveness from my wife, we remarried. She and my kids have all had brain integration and our lives are even better than before I went to war.