Over 600,000 men and women who have served our country since 9-11 are living with post-traumatic stress and/or traumatic brain injury. Thousands of others have sustained catastrophic physical disabilities.
All of them still deserve love.
People who return from deployment with a serious mental or physical disability experience more marital stress and divorce than their non-disabled peers. Furthermore, failed intimate relationships contribute significantly to suicide, intimate partner violence, child abuse, substance abuse, and homelessness.
But it doesn't have to be that way. Love After War shows real life examples of disabled veterans reclaiming healthy, fulfilling relationships despite their injuries. It provides a voice bringing a vital issue into the national conversation. It serves as an educational tool for the medical providers whom our veterans rely on for their care. It will be the nucleus of a community and a portal to resources for those in need of help.
Watch our current trailer below:
We are scheduled to interview our first couple, Kathleen Harris Causey and Aaron Causey, on Sunday and Monday for the Making Love after Making War documentary.