Comments by "Son of None" (@SonOfNone) on "David Hoffman" channel.

  1. My foster dad was a vietnam veteran. He still struggled with PTSD when I lived with him [terrible nightmares that caused him to wake up screaming; I was warned to never wake him or startle him from behind, etc.] He raised 5 of us foster boys with his wife. Even after serving his country he continued to serve his community. Rarely have I met men like him.
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  2. I was born in '86, and have wished I was born 30 years earlier. I'm also a huge fan of history, so while I understand there were very important reasons to be scared, there was such a huge cultural phenomenon that still pervades even today's culture. 60's and 70's rock... concerts... community... what a time it must have been to be alive. Makes sense why all my friends are old enough to be my parents. I LOVE the stories.
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  3. ​ @mitsuki1388  The north invaded the south. America was in the south defending thr south. The south invited america. The only invasion was the NVA invading south vietnam.
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  4. God bless you and your family. I will pray for you all. Your video reminded me of when I nearly died from a ruptured appendix that I shrugged off for 24 hours before my wife literally dragged me to the hospital. It reminded me that I need to maintain that gratitude I felt after waking up from [a long and complicated] surgery even today. Thank you sincerely for sharing.
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  5.  @sirdjorgostarcopper8735  I have night-terrors and PTSD as well. Sometimes it's sleep paralysis but mostly not. It most certainly isn't fun, but it always reminds me of the sacrifices my foster-father made despite it, and so I keep pushing forward. I guess I am trying to give advice and say to find something worth that sacrifice, so that each time you overcome it- it becomes an accomplishmemt to reflect on. That you are strong, can handle it, and can make a difference in the world. I genuinely hope things start looking up for you; but moreso you have/can found/find that thing that drives you forward no matter the obstacle. Good luck, and best wishes.
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  6. Was this a re-upload? I could swear I saw this a couple years ago on youtube. Either way, it fascinates me every time I get to peek into the past of America like this. Love it!
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  7. When you made the distinction between non-stressed and stressed faces, it made me realize I'm walking around with too much stress and not enough time. I thank you. I need to be more mindful of the days i have, and certainly more grateful! Best wishes Dave.
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