Former Navy SEAL Marcus Capone and Wife Amber Capone: Founders of VETS, Advocates for U.S. Military Veterans Seeking Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies (Part 1)

<div>Here’s a real couple with a real family – and real personal issues - that have overcome with the help of Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy alternatives. Marcus and Amber Capone share their struggles and successes, bringing hope and restoration to others with seemingly impossible mental struggles. Their non-profit organization – VETS – provides the resources, research, and advocacy to improve the quality of life for U.S. Special Operations Combat Veterans seeking unconventional therapy alternatives.</div><div> </div><div><strong>In this episode you will hear:</strong></div><div> </div><ul> <li>Thank goodness we didn’t have internet in college. You can’t get away with anything.</li> <li>We really can’t take credit for the work we’re doing [helping other combat vets]; it seems like it’s just happening. It’s meant to be.</li> <li>We’re just vessels helping it [our non-profit] come to life.</li> <li>It’s been an honor &amp; a privilege to pay this forward.</li> <li>Marcus [Capone] watched GI Jane and decided to become a Navy SEAL.</li> <li>Amber: My dad is a big part of how resilient I’ve been.</li> <li>Marcus Capone to Marcus Luttrell: I was the first person you saw [in Germany after your Operation Red Wing injuries].   </li> <li>A surprised Marcus Luttrell: “THAT WAS YOU???!!!”  </li> <li>We were deployed, and we couldn’t find out about anything going on. We were getting updates from our wives back in the states.</li> <li>What we’ve been doing [our non-profit organization] has organically grown.</li> <li>2008 was a particularly tough year. At every deployment, somebody wasn’t coming home.</li> </ul>