The Unseen Battles of Darci Escandon: A Daughter of Service Finds Her Voice -31
In this powerful episode of Dog Tag Diaries, Host Kim welcome Darci Escandon, a woman of extraordinary resilience and transformation. Darci's story spans a tumultuous childhood as a military daughter, dealing with trauma, abuse, bullying, and even homelessness. Learn how Darci channels her experiences into training service dogs for veterans and advocating for mental health and PTSD awareness. Hear her recount the intense and sometimes heartbreaking moments that shaped her, including the challenges of growing up in a military household and battling complex PTSD. This episode promises to inspire you to face your own challenges with courage. Don't miss out!
Darci Escandon is a passionate advocate for veterans and service animals, drawing from her own challenging experiences growing up in a military household. Despite the hardships she has faced, Darci has dedicated her life to supporting others, from training her and her husband's service dog to helping veterans access emotional service animals ESA and service dog programs. Her knowledge of ESA and her knack for solving problems with compassion and creativity make her a force for good in her community.
Connect with Darci:
- Facebook: Service Dog Nation TX
- Empowering veterans and promoting mental health by connecting them with life-changing service dogs. We advocate for rescue dogs and raise awareness about their transformative power in healing. IGY6—no veteran should face their battles alone.
- Instagram: @finn_the_service_dragon
Resources Mentioned:
- Learn more about supporting service dog programs for veterans through Darci’s work.
- Explore mental health resources and support for those dealing with trauma and PTSD.
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You aren’t alone.
If you’re thinking about hurting yourself or having thoughts of suicide contact the
Veteran crisis line: Dial 988 then press 1, chat online, or text 838255.