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My recovery journey as a veteran.

Back at our base camp, I was evacuated from Vietnam as a psychiatric casualty and eventually was sent to the U.S. Navy hospital in Oakland, California. I continued to experience exhaustion and psychosis and felt alone and isolated. People, including me, were up all night in the hospital wandering around and unable to sleep. Although hospital staff thought that I was well and discharged me to my family in Illinois, I was not doing well at all. My family did not know what to do or how to help me.