Thank You for Your Service Page #6
to my unit.
It must be hard to be separated
from your brothers like that.
Yeah.
We're having a baby.
That's great.
So you'll have a new unit.
Do you remember the date?
Um... yeah, you said, uh...
Thursday, may.
So we're having
Let's try word association.
To me, the word "Wednesday"
sounds like "wedding day."
I always wanted a big wedding.
Did you have a wedding?
Yes, ma'am.
So, when I ask you
what day it is,
I want you to think
of your wedding.
Are you still
having nightmares?
Sometimes I see doster.
He's on fire.
But mostly I'm awake.
You see him when you're awake?
And the smell.
Do you remember what day it is?
Wednesday, wedding day.
Good job.
You see, that's great.
And we can use that
to remember anything.
So you could help me
fill this out?
Oh, god.
I'm sorry. I'm...
I'm booked with patients
during my lunch all week.
Can your wife help us?
I- i haven't told her.
You got to share this with her.
"Have you used drugs
other than those required
for medical reasons?"
Never.
"Are you always able to stop
using drugs when you want?"
Mostly.
They're drugs.
It's a stupid question.
"Have drugs ever
created a problem
between you and your spouse?"
No.
You were arrested
for possession four times.
That wasn't a problem?
Well, we weren't married.
Okay, the next section is
"exposure to combat scale."
"Were you ever
under enemy fire?"
I feel like I am right now.
Hey. Baby, you're doing good.
"Were you ever pinned down?"
No.
"How often did you fire rounds
at the enemy?"
Uh, I'm supposed to count?
Options are:
"Never,""one to two times,"
"three to 12 times,"
"13 to 50 times," "over 50."
Over 50.
"How often did you see
someone get hit
by incoming
or outgoing rounds?"
"Never," "one to two times,"
"three to 12 times,"
"13 to 50,"
"over 50."
Solo.
Hey.
Oh, it's nice in here.
I know.
Damn.
Look at you.
Where'd that come from?
Get off!
What happened?
What'd I do?
I don't understand.
Tell me what to do.
I need you to talk to me, Adam.
It's time.
I've given you months.
I thought we were broke.
You're buying f***ing lingerie.
I thought you were fine.
You're lying to me.
I found your va questionnaire.
- Everything's a lie.
- I'm not lying.
You're f***ed up.
You're not looking for a job.
You're sick,
and I can't do anything
if you don't f***ing
talk to me, Adam.
I have to be sick,
or I can't get my benefits.
So, you don't want to die?
It was multiple choice,
and you said you wanted to die.
Was that a lie?
Hmm?
Adam.
I don't know.
I want to go to the va
with you next time.
All right.
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