Just a reminder that The Ranting Vet will be off next week but will return with new blog articles on September 13, 2019 with an article titled “Top Seven Invisible Injuries Facing Today’s Veterans”, will provide an overall look at the top seven invisible injuries that today’s service members face. Article following this one will go a little more in-depth on several of these seven invisible injuries.

Thank you for following The Ranting Vet blog and please share these articles with anyone you know who may benefit from it. See you in two weeks.

Published by Larry Nader, US Navy Veteran

Larry Nader joined the US Navy at 17-years-old immediately post-Vietnam and served 6 years including tours aboard the USS Proteus (AS-19) and the USS Turner Joy (DD-951). He was exposed to several chemicals while serving on Guam including dioxins and PCBs, among others. He also has been diagnosed with PTSD from the VA due to a head injury he sustained from the ship's surface radar system aboard the Turner-Joy. Nader continues to keep himself busy with the Ranting Vet blog as well as Larry Nader Photography.

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