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"Where PTSD gets overwhelming is the isolation in it. For Gary, the big transformation – when he shared it, he wasn't isolated." LT Col. Dan Rooney, who serves in the United States Air Force and officiated Gary Woodland's wedding, explains why it was so important for Woodland to go... show more

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