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Very sad and intense combat condition for all of our soldiers to endure. Do civilians suffer from this or is it strictly military?
Just wondering..
PTSD in our country and abroad.
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PTSD becomes a gate to more serious mental conditions
Usually anyone experience rape or violence with no control to stop what's happening ptsd is the initial diagnosis however without treating the condition schizophrenic behaviour becomes apparent as the personality splits to cope with reality substance abuse then is used to become Unaware of the haunting of the trama as the initial diagnosis then paves the way to a complete waste of human life.
Usually anyone experience rape or violence with no control to stop what's happening ptsd is the initial diagnosis however without treating the condition schizophrenic behaviour becomes apparent as the personality splits to cope with reality substance abuse then is used to become Unaware of the haunting of the trama as the initial diagnosis then paves the way to a complete waste of human life.
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Quote Originally Posted by dl36:
Anyone can have ptsd.
Anyone can have ptsd.
I will be playing golf today, teeing off at approx 1:30pm
Temps are scorching, with the heat index in excess of 100 degrees.
I might be suffering from PTSD upon return, so if I am more incoherent than usual, you will know why 
bigreds daddy
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
On a more serious note, 2 years ago my cousin lost it and killed his neighbors and their dogs, and then himself.
On a more serious note, 2 years ago my cousin lost it and killed his neighbors and their dogs, and then himself.
His 'reasoning' was that their dogs barked too much.
He suffered from PTSD
Wow. were there any signs that led up to that?
I've never in my life left a golf course without extreme ptsd.
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Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:
Very sad and intense combat condition for all of our soldiers to endure. Do civilians suffer from this or is it strictly military?
Very sad and intense combat condition for all of our soldiers to endure. Do civilians suffer from this or is it strictly military?
Just wondering..
people who play a lot of tackle football.
police officers who are always on edge.
junior seau lost it and killed himself. many people on covers.com said he was a wuss, but apparently they don't know anything about anything.
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
On a more serious note, 2 years ago my cousin lost it and killed his neighbors and their dogs, and then himself.
On a more serious note, 2 years ago my cousin lost it and killed his neighbors and their dogs, and then himself.
His 'reasoning' was that their dogs barked too much.
He suffered from PTSD
This is sad. Anything can trigger PTSD. Was he a soldier or was in combat?
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