Triangle Specialized Family Clinic

01/06/2026

Still in my celebration mood.

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01/06/2026

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Produced byBosfem Productions(817-729-3767)

01/01/2026

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12/22/2025

Military service teaches leadership under pressure — skills that don't just stay on the battlefield. Veterans bring a unique strength to civilian advocacy.

Leading teams, adapting to change, and staying resilient are essential traits that translate directly into helping others navigate complex systems like VA benefits.

I've seen firsthand how veterans can transform these skills into powerful tools for positive change, not only in their own lives but in their communities.

If you're a veteran wondering how to use what you've learned to advocate for yourself or others, remember: your experience is your greatest asset.

Let's harness those leadership skills to claim the benefits you deserve and support the veteran community with confidence.

12/22/2025

Understanding your VA disability rating doesn't have to be confusing.

Here's a simple way to think about it:

- Your disability rating is a percentage that reflects how much your service-connected condition affects your daily life.
- This percentage determines your monthly compensation from the VA.
- Ratings start at 0% (no compensation) and go up to 100% (full compensation).

Knowing your rating helps you understand your benefits and what you might be entitled to.

If you're new to this, remember:

- The rating isn't just a number—it's your earned support.
- You can ask for a re-evaluation if your condition worsens.
- Getting help from someone who's been through it makes all the difference.

I've walked this path myself and created guides to make this easier for you. You don't have to navigate this alone.

Empower yourself with knowledge and get the benefits you deserve.

12/22/2025

Festivals are a time for joy, connection, and celebration—but disability as a veteran can sometimes make these moments feel out of reach.

I've been there. The noise, the crowds, the physical demands—it can all feel overwhelming. But joy isn't about doing everything the way you used to. It's about finding new ways to experience those special moments.

Here are a few ways I've learned to welcome festivals despite physical challenges:

• Plan ahead for accessibility—know the layout, parking, and quiet zones.
• Bring a trusted friend or family member who understands your needs.
• Pace yourself. Take breaks when you need them without guilt.
• Focus on the parts of the festival that bring you the most happiness—maybe it's the music, the food, or simply being outdoors.

Joy doesn't have to look one way. It's personal, adaptable, and always worth seeking.

If you're a veteran facing these challenges, know you're not alone. Finding your own festival joy is possible—and I'm here to help guide you through every step of the path.

12/21/2025

Facing a VA claim rejection can feel like a dead end—but it's actually just the start of a new chapter.

Here's what you can do next:

• Review the denial letter carefully. Understand exactly why your claim was denied.
• Gather additional evidence or medical records that support your case.
• Consider filing a Notice of Disagreement (NOD) to start the appeal process.
• Consult with a trusted veteran advocate or professional who knows the VA system.

I've been there too. After my first claim was rejected, I learned that persistence and the right guidance made all the difference.

Remember, a rejection isn't a no—it's a request for more information or clarification. You've earned these benefits, and with the right steps, you can get them.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, don't face this alone. Reach out, get the support you need, and keep moving forward.

12/21/2025

Festivals are for joy, connection, and celebration — no matter your challenges.

As veterans with disabilities, it's easy to feel left out during these times. But joy is still within reach.

Here's how I've found meaning and happiness during festivals:

• Focus on small, meaningful moments — a smile, a shared meal, a favorite song.
• Adapt traditions to suit your comfort and energy levels.
• Connect with fellow veterans or loved ones who understand your path.
• Allow yourself grace — it's okay to rest and enjoy at your own pace.

Your service didn't end your ability to celebrate life. With a little adjustment and support, festivals can become a source of strength and joy.

You deserve to experience that joy. Don't hesitate to reach out for guidance or community support — you're not alone.