This week I started carrying a small stash of emergency low-dose aspirin in a little screw container that attaches to my vehicle keys. I'm sure you all know that two tablets of ASA 81 mg is emergency first aid in the event for a heart attack. Strokes can be a little different; you should let the doctor decide whether not ASA would be appropriate. As the saying goes, "If you don't prepare, you prepare to fail". I figured this little addition to my daily-carry will make me a little harder to kill.

I struggled finding my purpose for a long time after coming home from Afghanistan. It only became crystal clear to me last week in Atlanta that I’m here to serve my fellow veterans and to improve as many lives as possible. Have you defined a new purpose post service?

It's Remembrance Day and Veterans Day in our respective countries. 🇨🇦🇺🇸 Take a minute to honour the fallen and post a picture of yourself or someone you care about who served. Thank you all for your service 🫡 Pictured is my grandpa (leaning on main gun) right before mixing it up with some Italian fascists and me following in his footsteps in Afghanistan in 2010

Today, I purchased two varieties of anti-inflammatory tea.

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