Walking 6,000 Miles To Heal The Pain of War

Marine veteran John Hancock faced severe mental health challenges after serving in the Iraq War, leading to an overdose. The VA hospital provided limited help, prompting Hancock to embark on a healing journey called the Bastards Rd Project, where he walked long distances to process his trauma. This journey attracted media attention and the interest of filmmaker Brian Morrison. Through walking and meeting other veterans and Gold Star families, Hancock found healing and emotional support.

Describe the significance of the Bastards Rd project in Hancock's life.

What therapeutic methods did Hancock employ during his walk?