Who you can help - the Miller Family
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Army Sergeant Chris Miller (Retired)
"Chris suffers from a 90% service-connected disability caused by a traumatic combat event in Baghdad, Iraq."
| Home: | Farmington, Missouri |
| Injury: | Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD); conversion disorder |
| Operations: | Iraqi Freedom |
| Last Military Assignment: | 2nd Battalion, 14th Field Artillery Regiment |
| Immediate Family: | Wife and 3 children under 10 years old. |
| Personal Interests: | "Love to watch and play baseball and basketball; watch my kids play; enjoy a peaceful walk; and spend time with my best friend, my lovely wife." |
| Current Situation: | "After 11 years of service in the Army, Chris's plan for a military career ended in Iraq in 2004. Since then he and his family have struggled with the on-going symptoms of PTSD and the medications he has taken to treat them. In November 2009 Chris lost his job and was hospitalized. He expects his family income to increase substantially in a few months when the Veterans Administration increases his service-connected disability payments and his social security disability benefits start. Until then, his family needs help paying for their basic living expenses. |
| Current Requests: | Need: $1100 (basic living expenses for 5 months) | Request Met |
The Miller Family joined Rebuild Hope in March 2010.
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