# Everyday life after combat or service

Returning and ending service do not settle an entire life through one event. This article considers present conditions, particular tasks, work and relationships, including service ending without combat experience. Legal status and psychological transition differ, while regard needs no diagnosis, complete account or immediate usefulness.

For adults after combat or the end of service, relatives and helpers; combat reactions are not transferred to everyone.

- What changed in the present place and schedule?
- How does legal status differ from psychological transition?
- Which work and role conditions are actually known?
- Which connections and conversations are wanted and agreed now?
- Which suitable help was received and which merely named?

No local discharge procedure, diagnosis, medicine, dangerous test, solitary exposure, compulsory account or child rescuer. Conversation consent permits no automatic recording. During immediate danger, actually available appropriate urgent help should not await perfect documents; access and safety are unestablished and inability no fault. Confidentiality and absence of service consequences are not promised.

## Service passport

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