Thanks for helping when you could. (Not that you need the thanks). A lot of time the people that need help don't get it because they don't know how to ask. I know veterans like to keep quiet about shit, so that must have been tough for you to get him on the right track.

His body might not have been able to recover for a longer life, but you helped him end his life on a more positive note. Addiction is rough and we all make dumb mistakes, but not everyone can get back on track. Any of his friends/family that talked to him after he got clean have more loving memories of him because of your help. That's a good thing, but I understand the toll it takes on you as the helper.

You rock! 🪨