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What We Miss, or Ignore, or Refuse to See

Since Blake's return from Iraq, he'd shared few, if any, stories of deployment. Blake had never really invited me into this world. [...]he realized he needed something more—even if neither of us realized how badly he needed it. Less than two weeks later, I walked into a surgical recovery r...

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Pain
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