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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2025 · 37 MIN

Mark Ross: Marine Vet to Mental Health Advocate on Transforming Trauma into Purpose

from Adversity to Strength with Lee Freeman · host Lee Freeman

In this inspiring episode of 'Adversity to Strength,' host Lee invites Mark Ross, a Marine Corps veteran who has turned his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) into a mission of healing and support for others. Mark shares his journey from struggling in silence to seeking help at the VA hospital and how this pivotal decision led him to become an advocate for mental health awareness. As the host of the 'Speak Your Truth with Mark Ross' podcast, he provides a platform for honest conversations that break the stigma around mental health. Additionally, Mark discusses his work with incarcerated fathers, helping them reconnect with their roles and responsibilities. Hear Mark's powerful story of resilience, the importance of emotional openness, and his ongoing efforts to show that it’s okay to ask for help and to be vulnerable.www.adversitytostrength.comhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/74IEeKcuS34kF2TjOigXra?si=1YEcfSwrS3O28Ix-eJ-q9Qspeakyourtruthpc@gmail.com

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