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http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/09/11/canadas-navy-and-the-40-billion-question/

Couldn't stop myself from interjecting. Speaking broadly, when a person is admitted under my care, whether brought by police, army personnel, or his family, they are treated as a civilian. Their info can only be exchanged with their consent. this includes who they are, what their diagnosis is ...

Its a supply and demand situation. Substances are used for self-medicating and coping with stress. That is why military needs to be aggressive about finding help so people don't turn to easier and numbing ways of coping... its part of mental health and emotional well-being.

Scary. I'm falling for a soldier and worried and excited at the same time. Curious how relationships within military work? its hard as it is being a civi trying to hold the fort together...