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I am a 31 year old US Marine Infantry Veteran. I am writing to inform you that I have posted a link to your article on my blog site “Vigilant & Vigorous Verification Validating the Vindication of Veterans from Vicious Vilification”:

http://veight.wordpress.com/

Thank you for your concern on these most exigent of issues facing this nation and the world. I invite you to regularly visit my site for updates on Veterans mental health issues highlighted in the news (or better yet, subscribe via RSS feed: http://veight.wordpress.com/feed/). Also, I strongly encourage you to view the letter I composed and mailed to 25 or so senior military officials highlighting my causes of concern entitled “Our Brave Warriors Deserve Much More!”:

http://sanity4servicemen.wordpress.com/

Open dialogue and collaboration is welcome in reference to any related Veteran issues. Once again, I truly appreciate your awareness and look forward to hearing from you.

NARMER
(Think with a Unified brain & Mind!),

Todd M. Skorich

“Todd M. Skorich’s tireless fight for justice in the care of mentally ill soldiers is exemplary and the kind of true leadership we need in America. I encourage all people of good will to take part in this honorable struggle for justice. God Bless you, Todd. Keep fighting for justice!”
-Vincent D. Lewis, National Leader, Black Cotton News Network

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