Veteran Ted Dickamore just completed a grueling 50-mile walk from Lincoln to Omaha—his third year doing it—in support of veterans battling PTSD. Despite blisters and exhaustion, he’s energized by the mission: raising awareness and funds for those struggling with invisible wounds. A combat vet himself from Iraq in 2010, Dickamore speaks candidly about his own battles and the toll PTSD takes on families. This march isn’t just physical—it’s a rallying cry for community, hope, and real solutions. Organizers are even building 22 homes and a community center to provide lasting care for vets left behind. It’s a powerful reminder that healing starts with showing up.
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