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One More Mile: Life After the Uniform

One More Mile: Life After the Uniform

De : Anthony Kelly
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One More Mile: Life After the Uniform is a purpose-driven podcast focused on veteran transition, mental health awareness, and suicide prevention.

Through candid conversations with veterans from all backgrounds, host Anthony Kelly—U.S. Army veteran and former combat medic—highlights the challenges many face after service and the importance of connection, support, and continued purpose.

The show exists to break silence, reduce stigma, and remind veterans they are not alone—one conversation, one mile at a time.

2026 Anthony Kelly
Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie
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  • The Anniversary Reaction
    Sep 12 2026

    As the anniversary of Will’s passing approaches, Anthony discusses the concept of Anniversary Reaction—how our bodies often remember significant dates before our minds do. He urges listeners to acknowledge these feelings, stating, “If a date gets its hooks into you before you've even thought about it, that's just what these dates do.” This insight is invaluable for anyone navigating similar grief.

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    22 min
  • Anthony Kelly's Run at the London Marathon for Veterans
    May 14 2026

    Anthony Kelly shares his inspiring journey of running the London Marathon to raise awareness for veteran suicide, highlighting the parallels between running and PTSD, and emphasizing the importance of support and perseverance.

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    30 min
  • “The Invisible Fight: Dorton on PTSD and the Battle After War” Part 2
    Mar 27 2026

    This episode of One More Mile: Life After the Uniform focuses on PTSD awareness and the reality many veterans live with long after their service ends. Dorton and I talk about recognizing the signs, why so many suffer in silence, and how we can start changing the conversation. If we want to stop veteran suicide, it starts with understanding—and having the courage to talk about it.

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    56 min
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