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Try to picture a veteran who has recently chosen to take his own life, and youâll probably think of someone like me: a 20-to-30-something man who served in Iraq or Afghanistan. Thatâs a result of countless hours spent by advocates to raise awareness about the issue.
In 2014, as a volunteer for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, I spent most of my free time advocating for the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Act. I spent the summer traveling the country telling Clayâs story to everyone who would listen in hopes of building a movement that would get Congress to finally take decisive action to address the suicide crisis in the veteran community.
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