#trauma

Holds a household around a nervous system still at war, treating rage as the wound while refusing to let "it's the PTSD" excuse abuse, and out-litigating the VA for invisible injuries

Keeps wounded soldiers alive at the point of injury under fire, treating the few causes of preventable death in the right order while balancing the casualty, the mission, and the medic's own survival.

Brings the first hour of medicine to people where they fall, deciding fast what is killing them and stabilizing for transport with the resources actually on the truck.

Treats trauma symptoms as protections, not pathology, and teaches an over-tuned nervous system present-day safety from the body up — titrating, never flooding