Tucson news focus on military family and veterans in need

Instead of spending time on nonsense, this news station is doing something really important. Once a week on Mondays, they will be reporting on a family in need connected to the military. The fact is, once you are in the military, you are part of the military family for the rest of your life. They are unique among the rest of the population because they were willing to risk their lives for the rest.

A veteran with post traumatic stress disorder can use your help

Posted: Oct 4, 2010 4:51 PM 

TUCSON - Every Monday, through the holidays, we'll be showing you a local military family in need.

This week, a retired U.S Marine is back from Afghanistan.

Tony Garcia joined the military when he was 17-years-old.

Almost 4 years ago, Tony came home, but with complications. Then, his Mon and Dad passed away within the same year.

Tony felt guilty, suffered from chronic migraines, and he was losing sleep.

Garcia said, "I was over medicating myself, it felt like I was a stranger in my own home."

http://www.kvoa.com/news/a-veteran-with-post-traumatic-stress-disorder-can-use-your-help/