Judith Broder: 2009 Purpose Prize Winner

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[jhopperyoung2334]

Thank you Judith for talking about this subject we don't hear it enough about how we are treating our veterans thanks to you and your work we can help them get their lives back.

[gridlocksmith]

I can't help but wonder, what such a program could have done for Viet Nam vets! Way to go, Judith!

-gridlocksmith

[drdaretodream]

I am very moved to see what Judith is doing and has done to make a difference and find a way to help.

I am too committed and dare to dream that I can make a difference in more veterans lives who are suffering with PTSD. I am trying to access the VA so that vets can be introduced to a program that they can use at home to not only help them become normal functioning Dads and Moms and spouses and sons and daughters again.

[sngrmnsthsm]

Thank You!

[quantumada]

...our sincere thanks for your understanding of the "domino effect" the returning soldiers experience. Thank you for getting actively involved in helping them!!! it is a best service for this country and humanity! - we all should find way how to improve our lives by reaching and helping the people who can't help themselves....

[hmking4]

Thanks for showing that one person can make such a difference. It's so easy to just cry and despair. It's a little tougher to cry and then work to make things better.

[sanantoniomimi]

Bravo to this woman. God bless her

[EvilDoer35]

thanks for posting this.

what a wonderful person she is.

[mollywacket]

What a wonderful woman and what a miracle she is to all the returning soldiers.

Shirley Hudleson

[joelyhberg]

What a wonderful way to give back.

joelyh