From Surviving to Thriving: The Rogers Family's Story

Beyond the Invisible: Living with Brain Injury

Far from Home, Injured Vet Is Never Alone

What Is Post-Deployment Syndrome?

Post-Deployment Syndrome Versus Multiple Syndromes

Where to Begin After Being Diagnosed with Post-Deployment Syndrome

Healing After a Military TBI: A Doctor/Patient Perspective

Re-establishing Normalcy

Coming Home: Families, Courage, and Resilience After Brain Injury

Sarah Wade: A Military Wife and Caregiver's Story

Once a Warrior, Always a Warrior

Caring for a Loved One After a Military TBI: A Wife’s Perspective

Invisible Heroes

The Invisible Wounds of War

From Surviving to Thriving: Staff Sgt. Ben Ricard USMC's Story

Binding the 'Invisible Wounds'

From Surviving to Thriving: The VA Team Listens and Cares

After a severe TBI, Airman First Class David Rogers continues to work with the VA rehab staff. They set no limits for him — he even goes rock climbing. "The day I went to the gym to see him climb, he was grinning from ear to ear, and just having a blast at it," says his father. "This is good! This is not a shot, or medicine, or drugs and stuff. This is therapy to the mind, straight to the heart, and the will of the body and everything."

Excerpted from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Used with permission. www.va.gov.