U.S. Military Women Veterans
Website: https://www.militarywomenvets.org/home
Contact Information: Maryann Hites, President
phone: 336-408-5485
email: militarywomenvets2022@gmail.com
MILITARY WOMEN'S MEMORIAL - Gateway to Arlington National Cemetery
Robin Hamilton, NC Representative
phone: 336-549-5650
MENTAL HEALTH:
Many veterans face mental health challenges both during and after their military service, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, and difficulties adjusting to civilian life. These struggles can have a significant impact on their overall well-being, relationships, and quality of life. To help address this, we’ve created a guide that explores common mental health concerns among veterans, available support options, and ways veterans and their families can access the care they need: https://www.gorilaw.com/mesothelioma-veterans-mental-health-resources/
Levi Scott
PR Consultant | Gori Law Firm
Website: gorilaw.com
Email: pr@gorilaw.com
Understanding Asbestos Exposure in Military Service Many women veterans served in environments where asbestos was commonly used in buildings, ships, vehicles, and equipment. Over time, these exposures have been linked to serious health conditions, including mesothelioma and asbestos‑related lung cancers.
To help our members stay informed, we are sharing a valuable resource from the Oslund, Udo, Little Law Firm titled “20 Places in the Military with Asbestos Exposure and How Veterans Are at Risk.” This information provides clear insight into where exposure may have occurred and how it can affect veterans today.
We offer this resource with care and awareness, knowing that each veteran’s experience is unique. Our hope is that it supports understanding, encourages proactive health conversations, and empowers those who may have concerns about past exposures.
For more information contact: Andrew Jennings
Website: www.oslundlegal.com
Email: ajennings@oslund-outreach.com
20 Ways Asbestos Was Used in the Military - oslundlegal.com/military-asbestos-exposure/