Female veterans support group makes national impact
Chelley Tulloch, a former RAF medic, is one of 48 female veterans to benefit from the groups' help.
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"I just went through a lot of low moods, nightmares, seeing things, hearing things, smelling things, doubting myself, not being able to do things that I could do."
— Chelley Tulloch , Activist
"I've had people nationally reach out to find out how we've done it, what we've done and more people are saying 'yes, there is a need'."
— Vicki Bailey , Executive
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Chelley Tulloch, a former RAF medic, is one of 48 female veterans to benefit from the groups' help.
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