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Good evening and Happy Memorial Day weekend! I hope you all had a fantastic week and are looking forward to the one ahead. In today’s video, I'm sharing some valuable tips on handling insults without taking them personally. If you find these tips helpful, please remember to comment, like, and share! 🎥💬👍

Remembering their courage, honor and bravery, today and every day. Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸 #digitalmarketing #paidmedia #mediaperformance #consulting #dataanalytics #digitalstrategies #webdevelopment #mediaplanning #searchenginemarketing

In preparation for Memorial Day, here are some important facts that you may find interesting and meaningful.

Understanding hope in a philosophical light compels us to reflect on our roles within this dynamic. As global citizens, how do we respond to the hope of others in distress? Do our actions contribute to the fulfillment or the frustration of this hope? Such reflection will determine the way we answer these questions and shapes not just policies and responses to crises (refugee crisis and others) but the very fabric of our shared humanity. Hope, then, is not merely a survival and health strategy; it is a profound testament to the resilience and indefatigable spirit of those who dare to dream of a better tomorrow amidst the rubble of their pasts. It challenges each of us to respond with compassion and justice, ensuring that hope is not a cruel irony but a prelude to a new beginning. Virtual Joint Memorial Day Ceremony du 12.05.2024: https://lnkd.in/eDX3KC6t (enregistrement) Parents Circle Families Forum

Rest in peace, Sergeant. The war followed you home and we will continue to work in your memory and the memory of all who served, suffered, and struggled with to the ‘friendly fire’ of toxic exposure. As a proudly trained US Army physician, I’ve watched the waves of warfighters from Gulf War days to the present return to a system that wasn’t built to diagnose and treat these hidden complex illnesses. It starts with doubt and denial. It lags as the initial good faith calls for evidence turn into endless research cycles always needing ‘further study’, always ‘further study’, even when the suggested paths have little or no risk and no other answers are forthcoming. The demand for ‘complete evidence’ ignores the passage of time as our men and women in uniform (and innumerable contractors and other citizens, including foreign nationals that stood shoulder to shoulder with us) age, suffer, and die. It also ignores that unquantifiable suffering that comes from feeling unheard and unbelieved, especially in a population trained to stay in line, respect order, and not complain. I know this is a long message and if you’ve made it this far, please consider supporting BurnPits 360, other Veteran Service Organizations, contacting your Congressional representatives (THEY HEAR IT!) or, at the very least, in between your summer celebrations today, take a moment to make space in your heart for those who aren’t with us.

Happy Memorial Day, here's a quick recap

It's Memorial 🇺🇸 Day! Do you know why we observe today? If not, here’s a quick lesson: https://lnkd.in/gVgt3bS #TMD #GirlGang #MemorialDay

As we gather to honor Memorial Day, we remember not only those who have served and sacrificed for our country but also the ongoing journey toward healing and justice within our communities. 💛This day serves as a poignant reminder of the cost of war and the importance of nurturing a society that reflects the values we stand for—equality, respect, and dignity for all. ⚖️ In remembering the past, we acknowledge the wounds of social injustices that continue to impact many in our society. Today, we recommit to healing these wounds through education, understanding, and empathy. By fostering environments where healing leads to growth, we strengthen our communities and create a foundation for sustainable peace and prosperity. ☮️ 🕊️ Together, we can transform our collective suffering into a source of strength. United in our diversity and driven by our common goals, we support each other to build a future where everyone enjoys a better quality of life. Let us use this day to reflect on our shared values and reinvigorate our efforts to move forward as one. 🌱 🤲 On this Memorial Day, let us pledge to remember, to heal, and to unite. Together, we build the pillars of a resilient community that honors the sacrifices of the past by crafting a just and hopeful future. 🌟

In 1890, Recipients of the Medal of Honor began organizing the Medal of Honor Legion, intending it to be a fraternal association providing camaraderie and support for Medal of Honor Recipients.  Learn more about how the organization has changed over the years and how the convention has evolved. https://lnkd.in/ewFCYt-e