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An Indiana-based nonprofit has come up with a way to help combat veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder that is often triggered by Fourth of July fireworks.
The sign was designed by retired U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Jon Dykes to help veterans with anxiety associated with loud celebrations during the holiday. Dykes posted the sign to his Facebook account where it later came to the attention of the nonprofit group 'Military With PTSD."
According to FOX 13, the organization has made about 2,500 signs this year.
To register for a free sign, click here.
