Unstoppable-Mind Podcast

In this episode, we hear from Jimmy Arocho, a Retired Army SGT First  Class, Gulf War Veteran and Research Associate at Nova Southeastern  University’s Gulf War Illness Clinical Trials and Interventions  Consortium (GWICTIC). Jimmy discusses a framework and process for filing a claim for Gulf War Illness/chronic multi-symptom illness presumptives. Don't file without considering what...

Why your belief system is like a nasty hat, that needs to be replaced.

In this episode we hear from Jimmy Arocho, a Retired Army SGT First  Class, Gulf War Veteran and Research Associate at Nova Southeastern   University’s Gulf War Illness Clinical Trials and Interventions Consortium (GWICTIC). Jimmy discusses Mental wellness and how to get  yours in check.,

In this episode we hear from Jimmy Arocho, a Retired Army SGT First Class, Gulf War Veteran and Research Associate at Nova Southeastern  University’s Gulf War Illness Clinical Trials and Interventions  Consortium (GWICTIC). Jimmy discusses clinical wellness and how to get yours in check.

The GOOD in the struggle.

Anger is fear and sadness all balled into a clot of emotion. Understanding this is key to unravelling our funk.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Wolves

What do important people in your life need from?

Trail talk.

Mark Chrisman is a Navy Veteran and Gulf War Illness activist. He’s a father, an enthusiast of combat and motor sports, and is the pioneer of the Podcast: Gulf War: The battle after the War. Mark’s Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/public/Mark-Chrisman LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-chrisman-32a95426/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gulf-war-the-battle-after-the...

Episode 7: Desert Storm Veteran, Tina Cox covers down on living with Gulf War illness, transforming her life, and offers perspectives on women's issues in the Military. Tina's story provides inspiration, perspective and hope for Veterans suffering from Gulf War Illness. She's a model for the struggle and outcome of perseverance. In her words "just take the first step". Find out how she did it!

In this episode we hear from Jimmy Arocho, a Retired Army SGT Fist Class, Gulf War Veteran and Research Associate at Nova Southeastern University’s Gulf War Illness Clinical Trials and Interventions Consortium (GWICTIC). Jimmy walks through a 3 step process for Gulf War Veterans to seek services and care through the Veteran’s Administration. A comprehensive list of links and resources can be found...

Airborne Sapper and retired Army Gulf War Veteran, Chris Tullius, provides a gut-wrenching account of his medical fallout from exposures to Chemical Weapons. He was at the infamous Khamisiyah, an Iraqi weapons depot that housed chemical warfare agents and weapons of mass destruction. During our conversation, Chris details being "carved-up" for many years, as medical workers sought to understand th...

As cool as a brisk spring morning, Desert Storm Veteran, Margarita Mendez, discusses Gulf War Illness, the Desert Storm Combat Veterans Facebook Page, driving through the Highway of Death, and developing a sisterhood among female warriors. Desert Storm Combat Veterans Page  The Pink Berets Women Veterans of San Antonio Women's Memorial 

Gulf War era veteran, Sara Boyd dives into her non-profit "Operation Truth", Gulf War Illness, vaccine poisoning, intergeneration impacts, and alternative treatments for gulf war illness.  You can find information about Operation Truth or Sara at:  1. Operation Truth and  2. Operation Truth Facebook  Information about the impacts of Gulf War illness on the offspring of Gulf War...

Tom Malone is a former Marine, Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Tactical Operator, and Special Investigator throat punches Gulf War Illness and reviews his search for explanations related to the mysterious illness. His candid perspective on navigating the VA for treatment/services and living with the loss of a close friend for the past 30 years illuminates the authentic human condition of war.&nbs...

Special Guest, Heather Detour and Former Marine, Police Officer and warrior dives into Gulf War Illness and suspected chemical attacks that during Operation Desert Storm that likely exposed her and her unit to chemical warfare agents.