Studying Soldier Suicides

Last year, I expressed my disappointment on current soldier suicides rates.

Finally, I can start to breath a little easier. Last October, the National Institute of Mental Health and the Army have teamed up to face soldier suicides head on. They are pulling the ostrich's head out of the sand. And it sounds like more than just lip service:

The five-year, $50 million study...is an ambitious attempt to solve the mystery.

I pray that those who are in the top of their fields are working on this. I look forward to seeing the initial results.

Staying tuned...

The Afterw@rd