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Episode 6 is here! ?? Join our co-founders Helen Silver-MacMahon and Claire Sanders as they reflect on How to Thrive before speaking to their latest guest, Dr Paul Horwood, former army officer, vet and now Head of Farm at IVC Evidensia. Together they explore the connections between military, veterinary and legal life, bringing together the importance of cross-industry learnings. Hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed recording it! And if we could ask a little favour? Please like, subscribe or follow. #humanlawyers #legalprofession #futureoflaw

Check out this incredible custom-designed State Farm motorcycle that recently won several contests! In collaboration with Motorcycle Missions, this bike showcases the talent and creativity of these incredible individuals. Click the link below to learn more about this awe-inspiring project! #StateFarm #CustomMotorcycle #Veterans #FirstResponders Read Article Here

Huge thanks to Dr Paul Horwood for joining Claire Sanders and I for episode 6 of the How to Thrive podcast. In this episode Paul helps us understand the link between the legal and veterinary professions and the importance of cross industry learnings. Please do have a listen #thrive #humanfactors #legal #veterinary #leadership

Change your eating habits with these two tips. When you tell yourself you don't like something, you've already primed your brain to not enjoy it. Start by seeing yourself enjoying the new foods in the future. Second, your taste buds all die off and grow back in two week cycles. You just haven't given the food long enough for your senses to enjoy them! Give it time and the mental space to accept the new version of eating you want, and you will succeed! #veterans #military #weightloss #eatright #mentalhealth #mindsetcoach

When you both served and try to figure out who gets to be the ‘dependent’ in the relationship. Skip the #heresay and let’s get to the #truth for #veterans It’s time for the #veteran #mythbusters to jump into action. Read our latest post on united-Veteran.com

This short video has been shared widely as an excellent example of a composed, factual and reassuring response to an incident that had been reported across the media. Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment horses were seen running loose in London yesterday morning. One had bloodied legs. This video covers some key points: - The training/exercises the horses and soldiers practice regularly and why that's important - What happened yesterday morning - facts not feelings - That safety was prioritised - the safety of the soldiers, public, and horses - Warm words of thanks to all who assisted - A welfare report on the soldiers and horses - Reassurance of the rarity of such an incident and a nod to any learning that might come from what happened ... all delivered calmly and firmly by a smartly presented (as you might expect) commanding officer. Great work. It's worth adding that the British Army could have released a written statement but this video conveys so much more than words on a page. Would you use video as part of a response to an incident? https://lnkd.in/euumSmtm

Paws of War recently hosted a reunion event for three soldiers who, for the first time since their deployment, were reunited with the dogs they cared for and rescued while serving overseas in Eastern Europe. The three soldiers traveled to Nesconset, NY from Colorado and Rhode Island to officially adopt these beloved animal friends. Paws of War is also raising awareness about the cost of Paws of War’s mission and effort to return 18 more dogs from the same overseas region. As part of its War-Torn Pups and Cats program, Paws of War recently rescued Ace, Shadow, Runtie and Racha from a military base in Eastern Europe, where they then safely travelled to the organization’s HQ in Nesconset. The four pups were struggling to survive without food and water before they were rescued by the three soldiers. Paws of War is currently on a mission to bring 18 more dogs home safely to the U.S. These four dogs are just a few of the more than 60 rescues of dogs and cats that Paws of War currently has underway around the world. These rescue missions cost thousands of dollars per animal. All expenses are covered by Paws of War. https://lnkd.in/eXZDCGUc #Veterans #ptsdawareness #ptsdrecovery #ptsd #veterans #servicedog #dog #warrior

#BlastExposed #Veterans and #TBI have been shown to have difficulty in #AuditoryProcessingDisorders #APD #CAPD. Melissa Papesh, Ph.D., Au.D. & Tess Koerner, Ph.D., Au.D. show how the use of the #GapsinNoise test may be a test of #auditoryprocessing

Each branch of the United States Armed Forces has purchased meal rations from the Sysco Corporation since June of 2011. So, too, have the Armed Forces of each NATO country since June of 2014. As FDA researchers can attest, the rations supplied to the U.S. Armed Forces contain fetal and mammary tissue. As Planned Parenthood and Susan Koman Foundation workers can attest, both organizations routinely supply materials to Sysco's Secaucus, New Jersey facility. As Staten Island Port Authority officials can attest, Sysco's Secaucas facility supplies NATO's COMMSTAT with their rations. COMMSTAT is NATO's supply chain strategic command. As Nortel Communications workers can attest, The People's Republic of China's military organization is little different. China's Government Distribution Authority supplies China's military with rations that contain canine, equine, and human cadavers. The GDA structured a 5-year deal with Yum Brands Incorporated in 2014 to "provide protein substitutes" to the Chinese military. In June of 2040, The GDA extended that deal through the end of 2040 . Both China's Polit Bureau and Chinese military officials are of the contents of Yum Brands monthly food shipments. #faith #endtime #Armageddon #apocalypse #scripture

The field ration eating device, more commonly known as FRED, has served soldiers faithfully since World War II. First introduced in 1943 as part of the Operational Ration Type 02 (ORT2), the world-first 24-hour ration offered a realistic amount of food to sustain a soldier without catering support. According to combat ration pack (CRP) technical adviser Captain Andre Borg, a key design aspect of ORT2 was its canned meals, which allowed previously unsuitable food such as stews or fish to be used. Learn more ?? https://lnkd.in/gTJuWV4p