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Gary ‘Gaz’ Kennedy was only 20 when he first deployed to Iraq. After serving for 12 years, he was medically discharged from the British Army with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and found his life began to unravel. After some challenging years with PTSD, things took a dark turn for Gaz. This led to a friend calling veterans' mental health charity Combat Stress to try and get him help. This transformed Gaz's life. Combat Stress has received National Lottery funding to help provide its life-changing mental health treatment to more veterans like Gaz. After completing his treatment with Combat Stress, Gaz has rebuilt his life with purpose – and he’s now the author of two books which share candid accounts of his experience. Because of you, Combat Stress helps change lives (and saves them too) 💙 . . . #NationalLottery #RemembranceSunday #CombatStress
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