Mac lays down on the ground as he listens to commands given by Justin Rowland at his Carrollton home.
US Marine Corps Reserve veteran Justin Rowland knew he wasn’t feeling quite right after serving in the military for nearly a decade, and then working as a police officer. He felt anxious and depressed, but he buried those feelings and continued to live life as if nothing was wrong – until he couldn’t anymore.
“I suffered from anxiety and depression, the gamut of things – hopelessness and lack of self-worth. I finally got myself in therapy,” Rowland said.
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