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“Overall, I enjoy the GLK events, especially the escape room” says Barth

The first bingo winner wins the movie lovers basket!

Barth says her goal is to win “fun and mugs”

MC says he is not stopping until every prize is off the table.

“I need events that are more inclusive and have more diversity” says Atwa.

Freshmen Jasmin Atwa Jenna Barth Tiara Edwards have attended multiple GLK events since arriving in September such as Hockey games, the escape room, second chance prom and pumpkin painting. https://t.co/2gQcejiKIm

Players have the opportunity to win different baskets such as health nut (includes a hydro flask), movie basket, gamers delight and winter night in https://t.co/2XQd736WHH

GLK is hosting grocery bingo night at the Knight Spot! https://t.co/Zr0IvFjDTd

Granger says therapy and prescribed medications helped him tremendously. He says, “Don’t be scared to take the next step.” #LiftTheVeil #Geneseo

Granger retired from the army in 2012. “I went and got a masters degree because it was something to do,” says Granger. During his time in grad school, he says his personal life was out of control. #LiftTheVeil #Geneseo

Granger describes #PTSD symptoms as being present in your own reality; however, you still have intense, disturbing thoughts. https://t.co/R10RKgFQpt confirms, https://t.co/lRZdj5Oh48… #LiftTheVeil #Geneseo

Granger says #PTSD never goes away. He says, “You just have to learn to manage.” #LiftTheVeil #Geneseo

In order to treat his symptoms, Granger was able to triple his opioid prescription and received refills everyday. “I washed it down with alcohol,” says Granger. #PTSD #LiftTheVeil

“Next thing I knew I was curled up in a ball on the ground,” says Granger. He eventually checked himself into a mental health clinic in Fort Drum, NY. #LiftTheVeil #Geneseo

Peter Granger was serving in Afghanistan when he first began experiencing symptoms of #PTSD. #LiftTheVeil #Geneseo