Preventing Military Suicides through Recognition and Recovery
Service members with a Traumatic Brain Injury are four times more likely to attempt suicide. Treatment can reduce the number of suicide by healing those that are most susceptible.
Our Mission
Our mission is to decrease the veteran suicide rate by providing service members wounded in the Global War on Terror with cutting-edge Intranasal Stem Cell treatments, helping to heal traumatic brain injuries and improve their quality of life.
Our Vision
We are committed to ensuring that all service members who have been injured in combat receive the Purple Heart recognition they rightfully deserve, honoring their sacrifice and providing them with the acknowledgment they need to begin the healing.
Preventing Military Suicides through Recognition and Recovery
The Challenge Our Heroes Face:
Service members with bTBI's and without a Purple Heart are the most at-risk for suicide.* Nearly 500,000 service members have suffered blast-related Traumatic Brain Injuries, but only 1300 Purple Hearts have been awarded for bTBI injuries. An estimated 30,177 who served in the Global War on Terror died by suicide, compared with 7,057 killed in war operations.
Intranasal Stem Cell Treatments
Stem cells have been clinically proven to treat the underlying cause of brain injury, destruction of brain tissue from blast forces. Simply put, placing stem cells, (harvested from the wounded servicemember’s own body) in the brain by introduction through the sinuses is the only proven treatment to repair the brain. This is a painless nonsurgical procedure.
Purple Hearts Recognition
Service members earn this entitlement and the practical benefits associated with it the moment they are injured. Unfortunately, before 2011 the Military did not recognize or treat these injuries, leaving as many as 38,500 service members injured, untreated, and unrecognized.
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Empower Change by Getting Involved Today
Become a pivotal part of our cause supporting injured service members. Whether you offer your time to volunteer, spread awareness, or organize a creative fundraiser, every little effort can lead to meaningful impact. Together, let’s foster a supportive environment that aids in the recovery of those who’ve given so much for our freedom.