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DAKOTA IN THE HOSPITAL AFTER STRUGGLES WITH ANXIETY
On the 8th of September 2009, Marine Sgt. Dakota Meyer disobeyed a direct order from his superior to pull back and rescued wounded soldiers from a firefight a mile away by going back five times. He saved 36 soldiers lives and received the Medal of Honor.
MY THOUGHTS ON PT. 2 OF THE TEEN MOM OG REUNION
• Mike looks SO much like Gary and he seems like a good guy; I’m so glad Gary found him
• Andrew seems like such a sweet guy. Him crying about how much he loves fatherhood gets to me
• I appreciate the relationship Amber, Gary, and Kristina have cultivated
• I’m actually going through an ectopic pregnancy myself right now and it is so difficult and scary and heartbreaking and we found out at 6.5 weeks (I’m 7.5 now and am going through medication treatment). I cannot imagine being in Kristina’s shoes and not finding out until 16 weeks with a heartbeat. That’s so heartbreaking
• Dakota doesn’t always handle things the best way but I like him
• I think Dakota and Bristol both need individual therapy (especially Dakota) and I think they could’ve done that, with relationship therapy, and worked it out
• I think it’s sad both Dakota and Bristol say they would never re-marry each other or anyone else. Of course everyone wants to only marry once but sometimes things happen and that’s life
• I also hope one day Taylor and Ryan can sit down and talk
• I think Maci really does have a lot of love for Ryan and I love that, and I love that Taylor holds no resentment or bitterness for that
• I don’t love Mackenzie but spending your first wedding anniversary alone with a newborn while your husband is in rehab would be so sad
• Cheyenne and Cory are a very good looking “couple”
• Cheyenne’s eyebrows look so nice
• I respect Cory and Cheyenne for having the open communication that they have and managing things as they have, which for the most part I think has been responsible and is always Ryder first
• I feel for the situation Cheyenne is in with Cory
• I love Dr. Drew
• Man they’re being tough on Cheyenne lol
• Oh, Cory said no so fast. If I was Cheyenne I would be crying tbh. I admire her for holding up so well right now
• If Cory is looking to love a potential spouse the exact same way that he loves his child he will never find what he’s looking for
• Man, I just think Butch is so adorable
• Over a year sober ugh I want to cry for Butch and his family that makes me so happy
• Oh no Butch crying I’m gonna lose it
• Ah if I was Amber I think I’d be very nervous about coming onto the live reunion
• I’m so glad that when Amber realized her addiction was directly affecting her kids she used that to clean up
• 7 months sober, yay Amber
• “I get a lot of things wrong in this little circle” lol at Tyler
• Tyler is pretty over it, you can tell. And I mean that’s fair
• I’m so excited for the next season of Teen Mom 2, not gonna lie (commercial)
• God those kids are so cute
• Oh my GOD Nova being “Toodles” is killing me
• Ryder is so cuuute
• Emabrassing Bentley about his girlfriend I’M DEAD
• James has beautiful eyes
• 1.3 million unplanned pregnancies in the US each year...as someone with fertility issues that statistic huuurts
HAPPY 3RD BIRTHDAY SAILOR
SELF-IMPROVEMENT & PERSONAL GROWTH TIPS FROM A WELL-DECORATED MARINE VETERAN DAKOTA MEYER
Join host Paul Tully as he sits down with Dakota Meyer, a Medal of Honor recipient and Marine veteran, for a deep dive into a range of thought-provoking topics. Together, they explore heroism, living in the present moment, overcoming adversity, and the importance of doing what's right. Dakota Meyer shares his wartime experiences and underscores the value of training and preparation. He challenges our understanding of heroism, emphasizing that it's about deeds rather than people and encouraging us all to strive to do the right thing in life's pivotal moments. Dakota also highlights the inevitability of life's tests and underscores the significance of choosing and earning happiness daily. The conversation delves into practical aspects of self-improvement, including the importance of adequate sleep, prioritizing bedtime, and cultivating positive habits like avoiding caffeine before sleep. Dakota offers valuable insights for kickstarting your day with a cold shower, exercise, and mindful food choices that align with your goals. The interview culminates with a strong message: prioritize self-growth and put yourself first. Throughout the chat, Paul and Dakota share personal stories and life lessons, underscoring the importance of critical thinking and discipline in conquering challenges and achieving personal aspirations.
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A MESSAGE TO ALL VETERANS: As Role Models of Leadership and Service, Live Up Your Creed
A MESSAGE TO ALL VETERANS: As Role Models of Leadership and Service, Live Up Your Creed
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Written By: Dakota Meyer, Bing West Narrated By: Zach McLarty Publisher: Random House (Audio) Date: September 2012 Duration: 5 hours 51 minutes