To Be of Service 2019 123movies

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Plot: A documentary film about veterans with PTSD who find that, after other treatments fall short, a service dog helps them return to an independent feeling life.
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	7.4/10 Votes: 106
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Love the thought of service dogs helping vets
Don’t love the documentary- I think it should have focused more on the dogs & their training & how they help our vets. Service animals can get online accreditation for a cost – I wish this doc showed more of the training required, laws & handler training.

We Owe it to Our Vets
Although I’m not a regular watcher of documentaries, I do have friends and family who are combat veterans. I’ve observed them, listened to their stories, hugged them and cried with them and experienced a fuller understanding of how they literally put their lives on the line. And our military services are all volunteer. Then they come home from war, and our government says, “Thanks for that. Good luck.” And we and they know better. PTSD is not a new thing. The healing power of the relationship between dogs–who love unconditionally and heal through that love–and our veterans is amazing, emotional, and critical. We send them to war and they come back broken; dogs can and do assist them in becoming “Un-broken.” As Hemingway said, “The broken parts are where the light gets in.” Service dogs are the glue that puts them back together so that light can shine within. I have some issues artistically and editorial with some aspects of the documentary, but the overriding trope of how important these dog/veteran relationships are is clearly delineated. I spent large portions of the documentary with my mouth open wondering, “WHY?” Why isn’t this a covered benefit by the VA?? Regardless, watch the film, step up your compassion and appreciation for our warriors. I did.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 28 min (88 min)
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Status Released
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Genre Documentary
Director Josh Aronson
Writer Josh Aronson
Actors Brittany Barry, Phil Bauer, Jon Bowersox
Country United States
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