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Traumatic Brain Injury & Innovative Treatment Options May 08, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents a terrific show about Traumatic Brain Injury with guest John Hughes, D.O. Innovative treatments exist and Dr. Hughes talks about rest/recovery (really!), home HBOT, intranasal insulin & plasma, and great insights on living better with a TBI. Learn how you can make choices today through new resources and options; every brain injury is unique, and hope keeps growing! Also on iTunes, produced by WiseHealth Inc. and more at www.MilitaryNetworkRadio.com. Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

Making Love After Making War May 01, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: Love After War with guest Dr. Mitchell Tepper. Mitch is a certified sexuality educator, counselor, and sexologist. For veterans and their partners, needed recovery is often silent on sexual wellness, a vital connection for quality of life. Dr. Tepper shares the progress made both with the mechanics of sex (spinal cord, genital injuries, TBI) and the psycho-social, spiritual, and communication aspects, offering hope and solutions. Guest co-host Tosombra Kimes joins Linda today.

Vets & Spinal Cord Injuries - Perseverance Apr 24, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents: Resilience: Vets & Spinal Cord Injury. Christopher Neiweem is an Iraq war veteran with extensive experience advocating and serving his fellow vets on the Hill and through NGO's. Michael Paul is a veteran of the Gulf War with a spinal injury who also serves his fellow veterans from his unique vantage point of resilience and recovery. Pamela Stokes Eggleston joins Linda today.

Small Town Sacrifice: Holley Boys Apr 17, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with Co-host Jason McNamara presents: Oral History and Tradition, The Untold Story of the Holley Boys. Author and USMC Vietnam Veteran Michael Keene became the voice of small town America with his story of Holley, NY, population 1500, who lost 8 young men to war. Can a community experience PTSD? We think so and rural and small town America still provides large numbers who serve. Mike speaks of the history, traditions, the community that mourns, and our need for connection. A compelling story and one of personal growth. More at www.ad-hoc-productions.com. Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

Managing Pain Without Narcotics Apr 10, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with Co-host Tosombra Kimes presents Binyamin Rothstein, D.O. and "Pain Management Without Narcotics". Fundamentally, without getting to the root of the medical problem, it's nearly impossible to find lasting relief. Dr. Rothstein, an osteopathic physician is trained in a more holistic approach to care and healing. He clearly and logically seeks the root cause of each pain issue, and draws a visual of a pain sufferer - and why alternative and complementary approaches to healing may help. Learn more at www.IntegrativePainManagmentCenter.com. Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

Burn Pits Progress & Update Apr 03, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents today's episode with guest, Navy Veteran Lauren Price on "Burn Pits Progress & Updates". The practice of open-air burning of every form of human and military trash, ignited and fueled by JP8 (jet fuel) exposed thousands of troops to catastrophically toxic air. The results are severe and often terminal lung conditions, rare cancers, and GI, reproductive and immune system symptoms. Legislative progress, increased public awareness via a recent documentary, and state and federal efforts continue, and resources are provided in this important update episode. Also on iTunes and more at www.MilitaryNetworkRadio.com. Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

Fight Like a Girl Mar 27, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio, with cohost Tosombra Kimes bring you two incredible veterans sharing their journeys in "Fight Like a Girl". Kate Germano is a Marine, now retired who found leadership at Parris Island perplexing. How does a leader increase productivity, reduce training injuries and turnover get fired? Are women at a disadvantage in the Marines, the only gender-segregated boot camp in the armed services? Kelly Kennedy, her exceptional co-author was Army, where the differences were less stark. A fascinating show about strong women ... Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

MSBHC: Military Spouse Behavioral Health Clinicians Mar 20, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with cohost Les Davis present "MSBHC", military spouses who know the military culture and who are eager to support military families. Founder, Ingrid Herrerra-Yee, PhD shares the unique advantages this group brings to assisting military families with issues like depression, anxiety, suicide prevention, and also with clinician licensure. With a shortage of behavioral health practitioners, and a nationwide mental health crisis, it makes sense to utilize this vital group. More info at www.MSBHC.org. Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

Lutz Live To Tell Foundation Mar 13, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with co-host Les Davis present today's show with the Lutz Live To Tell Foundation. Gold Star Mom and founder Janine Lutz lost her son, LCpl Janos "Johhny" Lutz to severe depression and suicide by prescription drugs. Janine channeled her grief into building a community network of veteran buddies, training law enforcement and first responders how to better manage vets in crisis, and involving cities in Florida and Massachusetts to surround vets with knowledgeable and compassionate support. Lutz Live To Tell is a model to replicate across our nation. For more info, www.LutzLiveToTell.org. Everyone serves and together we make a difference. Also on iTunes.

PTSD, Addiction & Faith Mar 06, 2018

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Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with Co-host Les Davis present today's show about PTSD, Addiction and Faith. Guest and Army veteran Marcus Hart enlisted at 17 from a difficult home situation and found himself rocked by questions of faith and good/evil while serving in Iraq. He shares how believing in something bigger than yourself, seeking purpose and greater self-awareness helped him beat his addictions and managed his PTSD. Also on iTunes and more on MilitaryNetworkRadio.com. Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

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