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U.S. Army SGT Jeremy Harrell (Veteran) (Veteran)

Home: Morehead, Kentucky

Injury: Service-connected disabilities include severe and chronic posttraumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury and sleep apnea.

Operations: Iraqi Freedom (Initial Invasion)

Last Military Assignment: Echo Company 7th Brigade 100th Division, FT.Knox

Immediate Family: Wife and four children.

Personal Interests: "I like spending time with the family, watching sports especially the Kentucky Wildcats, and hanging out with fellow veterans."

Current Situation: Jeremy spent a little over 8 years in the military. He participated in the initial invasion of Iraq in 2003 and later spent the majority of his service time training other soldiers. After his discharge he was employed as an operations manager but his PTSD symptoms eventually became so severe he could no longer work. Jeremy has taken advantage of both residential and out-patient PTSD treatment programs and is committed to reducing the impact of PTSD on his and his family's lives. His wife is scheduled to have two operations and is unable to work. While Jeremy currently receives no service-connected disability compensation from the Veterans Administration he expects a ruling on his claim by August 2010. Until then his family needs help with basic living expenses.

Current Requests: Need: $1500 (basic living expenses) Received: $900 Unmet Need: $600 Donate
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Home:	Morehead, Kentucky
Injury:	Service-connected disabilities include severe and chronic posttraumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury and sleep apnea.
Operations:	Iraqi Freedom (Initial Invasion)
Last Military Assignment:	Echo Company 7th Brigade 100th Division, FT.Knox
Immediate Family:	Wife and four children.
Personal Interests:	"I like spending time with the family, watching sports especially the Kentucky Wildcats, and hanging out with fellow veterans."
Current Situation:	Jeremy spent a little over 8 years in the military. He participated in the initial invasion of Iraq in 2003 and later spent the majority of his service time training other soldiers. After his discharge he was employed as an operations manager but his PTSD symptoms eventually became so severe he could no longer work. Jeremy has taken advantage of both residential and out-patient PTSD treatment programs and is committed to reducing the impact of PTSD on his and his family's lives. His wife is scheduled to have two operations and is unable to work. While Jeremy currently receives no service-connected disability compensation from the Veterans Administration he expects a ruling on his claim by August 2010. Until then his family needs help with basic living expenses.