I had section 9!

“Things were a little…off,” Caleb was edgy, distant, but he did not forget entire conversations minutes later, did not have to wait for a stable mental-health day and good moment between medication doses to be intimate with his wife, and then when he finally tried, pray to Christ for one of the times when it’s good sex, not one of the times when a car door slams outside and triggers him, or the emotion becomes so unbearable that he freezes, gets up, and walks wordlessly out the door.” 

This is an example of a illustrative claim, They’re showing us how Caleb is feeling and whats going on with him. This is done to make us feel bad for Caleb and show some insight on what PTSD really is. They use words like “edgy and distant” to show his emotional feelings.

“until she talked to Danna Hughes, founder of VVW. Danna had been through much of the exact same turmoil, decades ago, and had opened a center to help get Vietnam vets benefits and educate their spouses and communities about their condition.”

This is an example of a credibility claim. Credible founder “Danna Hughes” is claiming that her Vietnam Veteran Wives center will “educate their spouses and communities about their condition”

 “a nonprofit created “to help you find your way, find the information you need, and find a way not only to cope with life after combat…but to survive and thrive!” 

This is an example of casual claim, It’s using cause and effect. It’s showing that by joining the non-profit, it will help you “find your way, find the info you need, and find a way not only to cope with life after combat…but to survive and thrive”

“shows me the website for a summer camp that teaches military spy skills, Brannan gets back to work. Because she also helps thousands of other people—measured by website and social-media interactions—through Family of a Vet, a nonprofit”

This is an example of a factual claim. It talks about Brannan for the first time and how she has a job and they explain what her job is.