Fight

Leslie and John both served in the army and crossed paths under unfortunate events. Now that they are out, they are having to re-adapt to civilian life, and it’s not as easy as what they were originally told. However, they find out how important it is to stay close with their fellow veterans who have different backgrounds and stories, but they all share one thing: Adapting to their old life as a civilian isn’t as easy as it looks.

Kent and Ashley try to overcome their past—not only their service to their country, but the very people who broke their heart. The memories taunt them every day, but how will they be able to move on? They begin to fall into situations that bring them hope, but is it enough to heal a broken heart?

Ryan has been struggling with the use of drugs since leaving the US Army. He is haunted by his memories, and sees no point moving on with his life. He then meets another Army veteran, Taylor, who he can open to about anything. However, Taylor is at a loss herself with her own life. She thought getting out of the military would be a new chapter in her life, but then events occur that trigger more from her military past than she would like.

The fight continues with Leslie, John, Jade, Ryan, Taylor, and the others as they struggle with overcoming their internal demons. Life throws everyone into obstacles, tossed around with memories, relationships, family, morals, identity, and purpose. Here is a personal story of what many vets face: silently facing their reflection and past, not sure how to find the words to describe what they think and feel. The Fight series brings many of these things to light.