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Paulo (47) and 13,000 Fellow Sufferers Finally Receive Recognition: 'It Is Now Truly Over'

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Paulo Mooi was deployed to Afghanistan and Bosnia. The missions left deep scars: he developed PTSD, lost his job, and was left without recognition as a former soldier. He is now receiving that recognition after all, just like 13,000 fellow sufferers from across the country.
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Paulo (47) and 13,000 Fellow Sufferers Finally Receive Recognition: 'It Is Now Truly Over'

Paulo Mooi was deployed to Afghanistan and Bosnia. The missions left deep scars: he developed PTSD, lost his job, and was left without recognition as a former soldier. He is now receiving that recognition after all, just like 13,000 fellow sufferers from across the country.

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destentor.nl broke the news on Sunday, May 3, 2026.
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