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Originally Posted by garinda

I lived in London for seventeen years, and had many conversations with homeless poeople, who had initally asked for a bit of money, or a cigarette.

I was staggered at how many of them had served our country in the armed services, and at the end of their military life, often through no fault of their own, had ended up on the streets.

I applaud places like the Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation, for helping these men and women, who may have fallen on hard times.

I think as a society we should be looking at how best our service people are helped to surive on Civvy Street, after giving the best years of their lives to help keep us safe, and free.

agree completely, think it will never be though....... how long did it take em to acknowledge shell shock?