Nick Ige is a former Army Ranger and currently an undergraduate student at Harvard University. After a violent series of deployments, Nick returned home and found empathy and healing in psychedelic treatments. We talk about his time in service, his journey to rediscover the value of human life, and his mission to summit the highest mountain on each continent to advocate for mental health and veteran education.  To listen to the full episode, please visit our <a href= "https://www.patreon.com/1mile1veteran">Patreon</a>. Follow Nick's Journey on Instagram: <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/the_flyinghawaiian/?hl=en">@the_flyinghawaiian</a> Join the 1 Mile 1 Veteran community on <a href= "https://www.facebook.com/1Mile1Veteran">Facebook</a>! <a href="https://1mile1veteran.com/episodes">1 Mile 1 Veteran Show Notes</a>

Enduring Loss: One Soldier's Journey After the Death of His Brother in Combat

How do I find my purpose as a veteran? How can I live a healthy life after military service? What resources and benefits are available for veterans? Does PTSD ever go away? How do I manage my stress and anxiety? And how do I find a community I feel comfortable engaging? Whether you are a military veteran asking these questions or your loved one served, welcome home.

This show is hosted by Danny Mayberry, a veteran Navy corpsman who served for nearly 12 years, with multiple combat deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. He works through suicidal thoughts, PTSD and chronic pain by embracing a holistic approach to life. Every time you need a friend, he’ll be waiting for you so subscribe to the show to get notified of new releases every Wednesday.

Topics discussed on the show include mental health, physical well-being, building and maintaining relationships, and personal development in the veteran community.