Veterans Day is a time to express our compassion and gratitude for the sacrifices made by men and women who have dedicated so much in service to our country. It’s also a day to reflect on veterans’ challenges while returning to their families. Did you know, for example, that above 1/4 of all homeless adults in America are veterans? That means about 130,000 vets are living without shelter on any given night. And when it comes to mental health, many people assume that since these men and women were tough enough to serve in combat situations, they should handle any psychological trauma they experienced after coming home. The reality is often quite different: PTSD can be hard to identify and treatment options may not always work as well as we hope they will — at least not right away. In all, about 13.5 percent of veterans from the wars in…

The world is a better place with healthcare workers around. It was one of those things the COVID-19 pandemic and many other health crises have taught us. These workers put a lot on the line to meet the health needs of their patients. The medical staff includes doctors, nurses, and other licensed professionals. They are responsible for a variety of tasks, from monitoring our health and administering treatments to answering our questions and providing emotional support. Healthcare professionals are the ones who make sure we are getting the care we need and help us to cope with our illness or injury. They work tirelessly around the clock to ensure that we recover as quickly as possible and return to our everyday lives. We should take the time to thank the medical staff for all they do for us. A simple “thank you” can go a long way in making them…

Some lecturers go through thick and thin to improve the lives of their students. They show outstanding commitment and even end up as fantastic role models. When you finish your degree, you will want to thank your instructor for all their help along the way. A thank-you message is a great way to do this. You can also use it as an opportunity to ask any questions you may have about your degree or future career prospects. Some special occasions might be an excellent opportunity to do so, such as birthdays, a particular recognition program, inaugural lectures, and several other events. A good thank-you note to your teacher should be personalized, polite, and specific. It should also be sent as soon as possible after finishing your degree. Here are some tips for crafting a meaningful thank-you message to your lecturer: Thank them for their help and support during your degree.Mention…