To Be of Service

As someone who works with service dog organizations, it is a great reminder that service dogs can truly change lives and make a difference for those who need it most. I'm proud to support US Veterans.

That is just not right. That child that was there when the servicemen said that she had stopped his suicide should never ever be put in a place where she is responsible for whether or not her father lives or dies. That is blatant child abuse. And will cause her psychological damage in the future. That's not being a responsible parent. I have Sympathy for what the service people have experienced but there should be intervention with this particular service man so that he does not affect his children in a negative way. It was truly disgusting to watch that man brag about how his daughter who looks to be about seven stopped him from Taking his life.

Not an easy film to watch - but needs to be watched. It focuses on the impact of war on these amazing veterans and how these service dogs can help with PTSD. These organizations need resources asap.

WOW! What a powerful and timely piece. We really liked the veterans chosen for this film. They all had such a compelling story to tell. A very illuminating way to relate the struggles of vets with PTSD, and how much service dogs can help them heal. After watching this, how can you not be moved. Highly recommend this documentary to all.

I found this difficult to watch, but powerful and subtle. I hope it gets more resources to those who would benefit.