Morse Memorial March

Struggling Veteran.. ? Don’t wait, reach out..

Call:
Veterans Crisis Line
Dial 988 then press 1
OR
Veteran's Hotline
800-273-8255

It not just men…. Men and women veterans and first responders carry the same weight in many cases. If you struggle reach out.. stigma is stigma, trauma is trauma it doesn’t differentiate.

Paddy Pimblett earned deep respect across the MMA world after a post-fight interview at UFC London where he dedicated his win to his close friend Ricky, who tragically took his own life. Instead of focusing on himself, Paddy used the moment to deliver a powerful message, urging people — especially men — to never give up on life, no matter how dark things may feel. He spoke openly about the importance of talking, asking for help, and rejecting the idea that men must suffer in silence to meet society’s expectations. That vulnerability, courage, and willingness to use his platform for something bigger than fighting showed true strength. Beyond his performances in the Octagon, moments like that are why Pimblett is one of the most respected fighters in the UFC today and a man many believe has both the mindset and heart to one day become a champion. • • • Follow @combatconfidence for more content like this! • • • Speaker: @theufcbaddy • • • #ufc #mma #discipline #combat #confidence motivation consistency sacrifice journey hardwork fighting paddypimblett

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"They struggled." It's one of the most common things we say after someone dies by su***de. Sometimes, it's true. But it isn't the whole story. A person is more than their illness. More than their darkest day. More than the way their story ended. This poem is for everyone who has fought battles no one else could see—and for those still fighting them today. If that's you, I'm glad you're still here. 🤍 #poetry #mentalhealth #su***deprevention #peaceoverperfection #stay

There was a time when my eyes searched every room for danger.
Every conversation for rejection.
Every relationship for signs I'd be hurt again.
That's what trauma taught me to do.
It wasn't pessimism.
It was survival.
Healing hasn't been about pretending the darkness doesn't exist.
It's been about realizing that I have another choice.
I can acknowledge what's broken without becoming consumed by it.
I can recognize pain while still making room for hope.
I can carry the lessons of yesterday without allowing them to steal today.
Where we choose to look doesn't change reality.
But it does shape the life we experience.
Every day, we have the opportunity to turn our attention—just a little more—toward peace, toward growth, toward gratitude, toward possibility.
Sometimes healing begins with nothing more than looking toward the light.
🫶 Matt
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