“We are healing each other. I don’t know you, but you’re my brother.”
Tonight’s Veteran KAP group offered a powerful reminder: peace isn’t just a concept — it’s a felt experience, shared in the safety of community. One veteran spoke of “irreparable damage” as an anchor, another of shedding years of war-driven messaging to pursue love and friendship.
From reflections on “death scrolling” and social media fatigue to glimpses of personal transformation, every moment tonight carried deep emotional resonance.
Key Themes
- Letting go of shame and judgment
- Windows of insight through ketamine
- The challenge and necessity of patience
- Anchors, agency, and solidarity
- From war to love, from isolation to connection
“Remain grounded. A new start is coming.” — a card one veteran pulled that guided our circle tonight.
Why This Matters
Group KAP isn’t just about ketamine — it’s about the circle. Here, veterans learn to feel again, to trust, to be witnessed without judgment. This is how healing begins.
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