Anything that's going to change your perception is going to give you a lack of control internally whether we like it or not. And even when you're in the medicine, it's almost impossible to let go. There was a moment where I was like if I fully let go here, I'm concerned I won't snap back. But that's fear speaking, right? That's the voice in my head. It doesn't get to be in control anymore. The medicine has taught me that I don't always get to have control and sometimes it's okay to let go of it. As long as I'm aware that I don’t abuse it. Like this stuff is not fun.
Founder and CEO of Brass & Unity, host of The Brass & Unity Podcast. Brass & Unity was started in 2016 as a way to help fellow soldiers.
After serving in Afghanistan as an Artillery Gunner at 19 years old and losing friends during battle, Kelsi came home with PTSD. After 7 years of anger and pain she decided to use her struggle for good, and try to help others through their struggle.
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