son who has tbi.he quit her job and moved to washington d.c. when he was at bethesda. and now what next? we have a million caregivers and fully one third of those are parents and many of them are coming from areas where they haven't had the benefit of a military background to understand what services are available to them and their whole lives have changed because they now are taking care of these terribly wounded children. ..

son who has tbi.ou know she's quit her job. she moved to washington d.c. so when he was at bethesda, and now what next? we have about 1 million caregivers and fully a third of those our are parents, and many of them are coming from areas where they haven't had the benefit of a military background to understand what services are available to them and their whole lives have changed because they have they now are taking care of these terribly wounded children. i pray for them every day. >> host: blue star families, that's where point people is get connected, find other caregivers because another thing is people don't realize that caregivers are at much more risk for suicide as well. we have this terrible epidemic of veterans suicide, but caregivers. did get somebody in your community that is a caregiver, really you need to be showing up at your door and saying what can i do to help you? because this is a lifelong role that they're going to have. so that's another thing really close to my heart. as you kn

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her son that has tbi quit her job and moved to washington d.c. so when he was in bethesda and now what's next. and we have about a million caregivers and if only a third of those are parents and many of them are coming from areas where they haven't had the benefit of the military background to understand the services that are available to them and their whole lives have changed because they are now taking care of these tiers of wounded children and so they have a caregivers program so that's where i appoint people to get connected to find other kids. we have this terrible epidemic of caregivers and if you don't have someone in your community that is a caregiver and you needed to be showing up at their door saying what can i do to help you because this is a lifelong role that they are going to have and so that's another thing really close to my heart as you know. we need to be helping them supporting them. there is an association and you talk a little bit about the moms and mothers and those that lost a son and daughter would you like to sort of t

. >> the tbi lab did examine the rustler blue jeans in 1984, and they were able to determine there wasblood on there. however, as to the type of stains that were present and the possible cause, they did not make any determination at that time. >> under a magnifying glass, crime scene reconstructionist jerry findlay found tiny drops of blood embedded in the fabric about 1/32 of an inch in diameter. it was medium velocity impact spatter. the kind usually produced when someone is hit with a blunt object. >> medium velocity is an instrument being wielded by a human. for example, a baseball bat or a rock or something like that. it's not going to generate that much force. >> the blood stains were clustered above the knee, indicating the assailant was kneeling as he attacked. >> so whoever was wearing those jeans was in close proximity to the point of impact at the time of impact. >> and dna testing confirmed the blood on the jeans was laura's. police tracked gilley down in florida, where he was twice divorced and working for the manatee county public works department. he also had a police re

son who has tbi. she quit her job and moved to washington d.c. when he was at bethesda. and now what next? we have a million caregivers and fully one third of those are parents and many of them are coming from areas where they haven't had the benefit of a military background to understand what services are available to them and their whole lives have changed because they now are taking care of these terribly wounded children. .. i pray for them every day. >> you write about blue star families. certainly members of the military. you talk a little bit about gold star. gold star mothers those who have lost a son or daughter. very inspirational story in here about a mom who is a gold star mother who is also in the numeral academy. the ui to touch a little bit on that? >> i got to no her when she was complete mom and discovered that lots of them have asked. the 1st big challenge there child is going through without you. as i began to communicate her she had an older son she lost in iraq. the younger son wa

it was called "tbi." albizu campos apparently, was one of the subjects. see have creatively, the governor puerto rico -- by the way, the prison where he was at, is him is directly contiguous with the governor's mansion. they are within 100 feet of each other. this was happening in full knowledge and complicity of the united states government. i read the fbi files were you had a chinese wall around albizu campos so that nobody could get through it, so no doctor could come and confirm what everyone knew that which is that he was being slowly killed in this island. they wanted to do it under conditions that it would not be known, because they did not want to create a martyr. they figured if they could declare albizu campos the king of the towels and treat him like a madman, then by inference, the nationalists were also crazy. but now the truth is very evident that there was a widespread -- unfortunately, it was a conspiracy. this is not a conspiracy theory. it is now known this was the attitude and the way they treated our leadership in puerto rico. >> one o