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This was by far my favorite assignment so far.  Not many people realize that on average, 22 vets each day take their lives.  Purple and Turquoise are the colors for veterans suicide, which is why I highlighted the important words with those colors....VETERANS YOU STRONG PHONE.  Phone is important because most of the times the vet is at home self medicating, and if they could just put their meds of choice down and pick up the phone and reach out...it could make all the difference.
 

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