• Episode 29: Living the Legacy: Terry Ruettiger Shares His Vietnam Experience and Advocacy for Veterans

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  • Episode 29: Living the Legacy: Terry Ruettiger Shares His Vietnam Experience and Advocacy for Veterans In this episode of the Positively Altered Podcast, Dr. Cindy Howard sits down with Terry Ruettiger, a Vietnam War veteran, to discuss his experiences serving in the Army and the challenges veterans face. Terry shares powerful stories from his time in Vietnam, the hardships of military life, and the strength it builds. They also explore the importance of supporting veterans through local organizations like the VFW and American Legion. Terry reflects on the evolution of how veterans are treated and the significance of showing gratitude for their service. Tune in for an enlightening and heartfelt conversation about honor, sacrifice, and community. In this episode, we cover: (5:52) Terry shares his story about getting drafted into the U.S. Army. (12:00) Realizing that war is more than what is portrayed in the movies. (19:07) How combat can both strengthen and destroy a soldier. (22:06) Discussing how the military made Terry a very disciplined person. (25:56) What is something we should know about the Vietnam War?(30:22) Learning more about how Terry supports Veteran’s(32:50) Do you feel that veterans are being taken care of when they return home?(37:11) Rapid-fire questions Dr. Cindy’s Socials: https://linktr.ee/drcindyspeaks Dr. Cindy’s Partners: Professional Health Products: http://www.phpltd.com Stopain Clinical: https://www.stopainclinical.com/ Infinedi: https://infinedi.net/ About Terry Ruettiger Terry graduated from Joliet Catholic High School in 1963. He attended Joliet Junior College from 1963 to ‘65 and then attended Lewis College (now Lewis University) from 1965 to ‘67. Terry was drafted into the U.S. Army in February 1968 and served in Vietnam as a rifleman from July 1968 to September 1969. He was wounded in action in September 1968. After returning from the Army, he worked for various local firms as a land surveyor from 1970 to ‘79. He started a land surveying business in 1979 with a lifelong friend, Dennis Tonelli. Their business expanded to include civil engineering, land planning and geographic information systems and by the year 2000 we had about 60 employees. He retired in 2007 from this business. His life partner and wife, Elaine, has been at his side for the last 52 years. They have four wonderful children and ten grandchildren. Their oldest, Krista, 51, lives with her husband, Chris, and their 2 daughters, Ava and Sophie, in Glen Ellen, Illinois. Their son, Jeff, 48, lives with his wife, Heidi, and their 3 daughters, Lucy, Anna, and Alice, in Wheaton, Illinois. Their daughter, Kara, 46, lives with her husband Joel and their 2 daughters, Iris and Vivian, in Elmhurst, Illinois. Their daughter, Katie, 44, lives with her husband, Mike, and their children, Ella, Mikey, and Drew, in Indiana. Life has been wonderful, and he looks forward to being with his family for years to come. Resources Mentioned in the Podcast: Folds of Honor Tunnels of Tower Wounded Warriors Follow, rate, and review Dr. Cindy on Apple and Spotify! If you love Dr. Cindy's episodes, here's how to follow her so you never miss one! For Apple, click the “Follow” button at the top of the page on the right. For Spotify, click the “Follow” button below Dr. Cindy’s show tile. Questions about her content? Please visit Dr. Cindy’s disclaimer at the bottom of the page. www.drcindyspeaks.com/podcast
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Episode 29: Living the Legacy: Terry Ruettiger Shares His Vietnam Experience and Advocacy for Veterans In this episode of the Positively Altered Podcast, Dr. Cindy Howard sits down with Terry Ruettiger, a Vietnam War veteran, to discuss his experiences serving in the Army and the challenges veterans face. Terry shares powerful stories from his time in Vietnam, the hardships of military life, and the strength it builds. They also explore the importance of supporting veterans through local organizations like the VFW and American Legion. Terry reflects on the evolution of how veterans are treated and the significance of showing gratitude for their service. Tune in for an enlightening and heartfelt conversation about honor, sacrifice, and community. In this episode, we cover: (5:52) Terry shares his story about getting drafted into the U.S. Army. (12:00) Realizing that war is more than what is portrayed in the movies. (19:07) How combat can both strengthen and destroy a soldier. (22:06) Discussing how the military made Terry a very disciplined person. (25:56) What is something we should know about the Vietnam War?(30:22) Learning more about how Terry supports Veteran’s(32:50) Do you feel that veterans are being taken care of when they return home?(37:11) Rapid-fire questions Dr. Cindy’s Socials: https://linktr.ee/drcindyspeaks Dr. Cindy’s Partners: Professional Health Products: http://www.phpltd.com Stopain Clinical: https://www.stopainclinical.com/ Infinedi: https://infinedi.net/ About Terry Ruettiger Terry graduated from Joliet Catholic High School in 1963. He attended Joliet Junior College from 1963 to ‘65 and then attended Lewis College (now Lewis University) from 1965 to ‘67. Terry was drafted into the U.S. Army in February 1968 and served in Vietnam as a rifleman from July 1968 to September 1969. He was wounded in action in September 1968. After returning from the Army, he worked for various local firms as a land surveyor from 1970 to ‘79. He started a land surveying business in 1979 with a lifelong friend, Dennis Tonelli. Their business expanded to include civil engineering, land planning and geographic information systems and by the year 2000 we had about 60 employees. He retired in 2007 from this business. His life partner and wife, Elaine, has been at his side for the last 52 years. They have four wonderful children and ten grandchildren. Their oldest, Krista, 51, lives with her husband, Chris, and their 2 daughters, Ava and Sophie, in Glen Ellen, Illinois. Their son, Jeff, 48, lives with his wife, Heidi, and their 3 daughters, Lucy, Anna, and Alice, in Wheaton, Illinois. Their daughter, Kara, 46, lives with her husband Joel and their 2 daughters, Iris and Vivian, in Elmhurst, Illinois. Their daughter, Katie, 44, lives with her husband, Mike, and their children, Ella, Mikey, and Drew, in Indiana. Life has been wonderful, and he looks forward to being with his family for years to come. Resources Mentioned in the Podcast: Folds of Honor Tunnels of Tower Wounded Warriors Follow, rate, and review Dr. Cindy on Apple and Spotify! If you love Dr. Cindy's episodes, here's how to follow her so you never miss one! For Apple, click the “Follow” button at the top of the page on the right. For Spotify, click the “Follow” button below Dr. Cindy’s show tile. Questions about her content? Please visit Dr. Cindy’s disclaimer at the bottom of the page. www.drcindyspeaks.com/podcast
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