WOUNDED WARRIOR FAMILY SECRET
When I was a child my father, in anger, would tell me, "I put a roof over your head, clothes on your back and food on the table! The reality is my father had to do that. Failure to provide food, clothing and shelter for a child is considered child abuse. I owed him nothing. He was doing what he was supposed to do. I did not choose to have children. He did. It is the immature and potentially abusive parent that has a need to receive credit for providing the bare legal minimum. This childhood situation is eerily familiar to another situation I have encountered in my travels as a comedian. I have had the great fortune to travel across the nation and perform for many military members including many wounded warriors. Following shows, I have spent much time in conversation with many wounded warriors, both married and divorced. These discussions have led to an all too common revelation. I have heard many wounded warriors painfully share experiences where t