Mission22: From Me2u Pt2

There is a violent war that’s not in movies. These soldiers we lost are not seen on TVs. Friendly fire is the biggest killer of our men. Per soldier lost at war, at home we lost over 10. People know of PTSD and shell shock. But the effects must be taken stock. We civilians don’t know what they go through. As their mission ended with nothing left to do. The training and survival skills do not go away. The paranoia and fear are in the brain to stay. Losing purpose and absent structure remain. Leads to wild thoughts some feel are insane. To help this issue we learn to band together. Soldiers and civilians become of one feather. The group is created to address the mess. Allowing soldiers a place free to confess. By linking all our bodies, souls and mind, We continue the motto No Man Left Behind. Put your feet on the ground and breathe deep. Go up and down, quieting thoughts to a peep. Fully balance out your body from head to toe. Watch the changes as you reap what you sow. Feel your body tremble working through pain. Doing rep after rep, finding a pace to sustain. Logging the numbers to account for the grind. Crushing the haters you’re leaving behind. Both internal and out keep their mouth shut. Knock out a set and they can kiss your butt. Suicide may have previously won the battle. But Americans are not Grim Reaper’s cattle. We’ve banded together to win this fight. Saving lives at home is what’s in sight. Whether you do many thousands or just two. The squats can straighten out a mind screw. Forcing the blood through our bodies quick. Turning soft legs into muscle hard and thick. Forging our glutes into newfound rocks. Quieting the mental voice that mocks. Demons can pucker and kiss our rock butts. Squat therapy can prevent deep wrist cuts. Connecting with distant suicide fighters. Illuminating the dark room with lighters. Helping one other on our physical journey. Carrying the fallen on a virtual gurney. The strong reach out and will carry the weak. Forging us forward on the challenge we seek. Some days disappoint and others we surprise. But the goal of what we do is to open the eyes. The experience I’m discussing is Mission 22. It’s been an honor to share the ride with you. So although we will approach the 2,200 soon. The best is yet to come for us, so stay in tune!