Iron Will Movie
Iron Will Movie
Billy Bob Thornton lends his voice as Narrator to the powerfully important documentary, “IRON WILL: Veterans’ Battle with PTSD“.
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Directed by Sergio Valenzuela. Produced By Zac Adams, Tim VandeSteeg and Co-produced/DP Mike Stryker. Composer Cody Westheimer.
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EPK “IRON WILL: Veterans’ Battle with PTSDBilly Bob Thornton lends his voice as Narrator to the powerfully important documentary, “IRON WILL: Veterans’ Battle with PTSD”.
LIKE Iron Will
For more information about the film, along with ways to be a part of the film, please message the producers.
Directed by Sergio Valenzuela. Produced By Zac Adams, Tim VandeSteeg and Co-produced/DP Mike Stryker. Composer Cody Westheimer.
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For more information, go to: www.ironwillmovie.com
Posted by Iron Will on Tuesday, May 12, 2015
June 24, 2015 at 9:37 AM
I’m a desert Storm era vet that has been diagnosed 50% ptsd disabled. What do you folks have in mind?
June 28, 2015 at 11:12 AM
as a veteran of the Vietnam Nam war, I have been dealing with PTSD since 1967. I can assure that it does not go away or get better. What happens is that you either learn to live your life around it or you die. The worst part is that it has an effect on everyone in your life. Mood swings and anti-social behavior are often met with self prescribed medications. Whether it be drink or other things they often lead to excessive use and that leads to death or thoughts of death that undermined your quality of of life. Therein lies the heart of the problem. Instead of getting better, your illness is multiplied. Love, care, and understanding from your family and loved ones is what makes it all bearable. Because of the mood swings involved in this illness, many are left alone. Fighting this thing on your own can be overbearing and leave you with a sense of hopelessness and despair. 47 years and it still hurts!!