As my 1sgt said during demob "Puppy dogs and rainbows if you want to see your families, an extra six months here if you want to talk." Gets put back into society, reintegration training isn't for another 3 months. Surely not a big enough time window to build terrible coping habits. Now I just dodge power poles on the way to the VA parking lot. Maybe one day I'll have the stones to do it. No worries driver I'll do that shit outside so no one has to clean it up!
@richard3716Ай бұрын
an overlooked reason alot of vets wont seek help is they are afraid of being labeled as mentally ill and then you lose your second ammendment rights and cant protect you home and family, goverment sucks
@goyneser1Ай бұрын
Thank You 27 May 2024
@DavidGalich77Ай бұрын
Their job was to be the strength of the nation and you know owning your disorder takes a strong person. God bless.
@user-cj5rt2uk2j2 ай бұрын
How can you embrace your children when you killed the children of Iraq? What is the reason for your coming? Are you slaves to the orders of your masters? Have you not heard of the curse of Iraq?
@MichaelWilliams-hm9nz2 ай бұрын
I served with 2/6 Fox Co when I got home I turned to Crystal Meth to avoid sleep because of my nightmares. I’m 42 now for 17 years I self medicated until the love of my life bottom lined me I got help I’m not ashamed to admit now. To all my brothers I hope we all find true peace one day and I mean while we’re still living
@NoBody-tz4fb2 ай бұрын
To all my fellow combat vets out there. Thank y'all for your sacrifice. Salute 🫡
@James-qz5nyАй бұрын
Back at ya
@dadskrej52262 ай бұрын
Twenty five years after returning from Vietnam, I wrote a poem. The poem was my therapy for my PTSD that was blossoming in my life at age 49. I told someone...I told ME. It helped me go on when all seemed black...the night terrors, the feeling if distrust in everyone around me, the startling sounds, the details of the events. It can be read at the Co. A, 227th AHB, 1st Cavalry website under 'stories'. It is titled "My Package". It helped me see that life goes on...with it or without it. Sure, I think about it nearly every day, BUT it doesn't hold me back much anymore. VN '69-70
@Rooster19642 ай бұрын
HELP
@robertlennihan31132 ай бұрын
My house was robbed my dog was killed I walked in on a bloody murder scene. I saw a guy blow his arm off and scream relentlessly for his mother. I’ve been jumped and beaten. Had someone pull a gun on me and whip me after I told him to do it. I’ve been hit in the head full swing with a baseball bat. More fights than I can remember. Matter fact I can’t remember much anymore. But these stand out. Do I have ptsd?
@aliendroid13 ай бұрын
I suggest get a full sized sex doll, your unconscious cannot tell her from a real woman and she will sooth your PTSD and is a good adjunct to your treatments. They make them near perfect today, even the muscles like the glutes, quads, pecs, area under the arms and groin all look realistic as you move the joints around the muscles show as one would expect, so they look real, they can have freckles, tattoos, veins, piercings, etc. Mine helps me completely. Also you may have noticed a girlfriend can help you a lot but people have lives and are often not available to you when needed and you tend to push them away, but a doll is always there 100% reliable and she doesn't mind helping you anytime, and the cuddling is fantastic. These don't replace the GF or wife but they help you get that coping need off them rather than the SO because women are not wired to really help guys with problems like this, in fact the more you need help the more women want to toss you in the dumpster and you even want to toss yourself in the dumpster as you see the pain you cause your SO. You can have a PTSD attack, get help from the doll and the SO will never know it happened. If she gives you any problems for it, remind her she has vibrators so you can have a doll, but to keep things from getting weird, keep the doll and the SO completely separated but let the SO know about the doll. Knowing you have "someone" on tap and available all the time, tends to suppress the attacks but if you think you are alone and have no help, the attacks become more frequent. The stupid unconscious mind is at fault for all this anyway, and lucky it's too damn stupid to know she's just TPE and metal. It's hard for me to admit this, but this doll saved my life. Another benefit is you might even not know if you are dangerous, but the doll will bring it out if you are and then you will know what you need to do in order to make sure you don't hurt someone. So if the doll remains in near mint condition, without serious damage for a long period of time, you are probably safe. If she remains a virgin you are probably gay (they come with a membrane down there like a virgin). Lol. See, she can help you figure some things out.
@Maria_16002 ай бұрын
Ew, get help. 😭😭
@user-jl7wn5nn7p3 ай бұрын
It. Sucks. F. It
@mikegrant57214 ай бұрын
Why does time in combat higher rates of pdst
@mikegrant57214 ай бұрын
Last time higher rates
@melanicrosby7063 ай бұрын
My late husband who died nearly 20 years ago had PTSD from Being a Sargent and tunnel rat in Vietnam 😢
@melanicrosby7063 ай бұрын
Because war is of the devil
@romeobanks83244 ай бұрын
🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
@leahsundvall58944 ай бұрын
No vet should have to wait for the VA! They should be able to see ANY doctor for whatever reason! They served our country! I’m happy to flip the bill with my taxes for actual CARE of these men and women. Insurance for life for service!
@user-wm1zm1cg4k4 ай бұрын
Well said sir
@user-wm1zm1cg4k4 ай бұрын
You forgot one thing. We don’t get proper treatment
@user-mf3qm4sh8o5 ай бұрын
As an Australian, I thank these men and all of the American allied forces for their duty. My cousins in croatia are still struggling from the Yugoslavian war.
@stevecunningham65375 ай бұрын
Truck driving was best for me I don't need to deal with, assholes.
@aleksandrgezkov9745 ай бұрын
After 20 years I can't sleep. I dream often in combat situations and I see all my dead comrades (Colombian Army).
@SwampFox101-sj6ul5 ай бұрын
Served with B 1/9 Walking dead 66 67 Vietnam my elevator does not go all the way to the top. It's hard but I keep going for my fallen brothers. As long as I walk the face of the earth they will live Semper Fi.
@LokiThePitbull5 ай бұрын
The VA has ZERO answers. CPT and prolonged exposure therapy have less than a 20% success rate. So, the VA relies on medicating veterans with dangerous psychotropic medications just to mask symptoms. The drugs either eventually stop working or create chemical dependency. Meanwhile, 22 vets a day are dying from suicide. The VA has no answers to PTSD. They have no idea what they are doing or how to deal with it.
@mo7medjameel6326 ай бұрын
Yall fking idiots go on wars to kill innocents for your bosses benefits and your own too then later cry for ptsd? Like seriously wtf?
@J35u5Ch4i5t4 ай бұрын
Not to mention steal tax dollars from the civilians of the country they "serve"!
@MountaintravelerEddie6 ай бұрын
As a medically retired Marine with 8 years of combat in 4 countries, Kosovo / Bosnia, 5 tours Iraq, 1 tour Syria, 3 tours Afghanistan. 17 years 10 years of service. Yeah, I got PTSD…….isolation, depression, I went to drinking 3 bottles of whiskey……still waiting for the VA…..since I retired in 2015. I’m a single guy, fit, don’t eat much, but trying to get help when your counselor falls asleep on you sucks..!! So many things in my mind. I can barely sleep. What DAFUQ..!! This shit sucks..!!
@KCBfly253 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry you're going through all that. Hugs. 🦋
@Smiley19676 ай бұрын
what is so traumatic for these people I really want to understand is it the life threatening situation? Is it the too much hanging on the own live. One thing always comes in my mind. You already have to accept that you are already dead. Do people not expect when becoming a soldier to be in this situation? Is it the adrenalin that the body is missing when in this kind of rush? explanation might be in the vid but at least for me I loved that feeling when you dont think anymore body just reacting. I really missed it and kinda not missed it. I loved the high of adrenalin rushing to your body giving you energy and power to overcome yourself what I did not miss was the fear to get caught because of social pressure but as a soldier you dont have all of that you are more or less safe when back home? So what keeps them on the battlefield why they still holding on to these situations? And for the suizidal thought just dont do it dont be weak fight through it some days will be bad some days even worse but try to find something that gives you pleasure and keeps you calm with your thoughts away from all the shit wont change anything to thing about all the bad stuff that happened just try to be better next times and learn your lessons from it. You might not be the social guy again but maybe that isnt really neccessary to have a good live :) Hope all the best for all the vets out there keepingour society and the world a better place. :)
@lorettazwarts48476 ай бұрын
I am the daughter of a Vietnam Veteran with a head injury. My dad still suffers with PTSD. However, the spouses and children of veterans can suffer with a secondary PTSD from living with a raging veteran.
@that_one1217 ай бұрын
Constantly seeing my friend who 5 minutes earlier we were having a smoke together just disappear right in front of my eyes in a cloud of fuckin smoke everytime I try to go to sleep fuckin kills me.
@RachelMunster7 ай бұрын
My husband hasn't had anyone to talk to about this until he met me end. Now that he has somebody to talk to about it. We have no resources to deal with the trauma that is coming out.
@livewellwitheds68857 ай бұрын
emdr & tms saved my life. i definitely recommend it
@SusanLynn6568 ай бұрын
@manifestmisty how are you now and how is your son? Is he free? Did he get treatment? I’m in the SF Bay Area. My name is Susan. I’m 60 years old, never been to war but I’ve had depression going back to my childhood. I have the other kind of ptsd from family trauma. If it wasn’t for vets suffering from ptsd and medical professionals “discovering” it and naming it I might not have the benefit of the understanding and treatment of ptsd. Yes, these two types are different but the similarities meant that we can be heard and no, we are not crazy. Please let me know how you are.
@mryorkie8 ай бұрын
Don’t expect the veterans health care to help with ptsd it’s the worst all they do is throw pills at you are put you on a waiting list that they forget about you. Are get a therapist with all kinds of personal issues
@ProjecthuntanFish9 ай бұрын
I was a Marine tanker in Desert Storm. Im 100% p and t for ptsd. It sucks
@fcknmark10 ай бұрын
That percentage is way higher
@tiffytoo10 ай бұрын
I wish we cld do a poll of how many of us get disability and how many of us don't. I need help man I have PTSD and can't keep a job or put a roof over my and my children's heads. I ended up in a bad position having to take alot I wouldn't under diff circulation but what can I do seriously. I've tried to find side jobs and can't. It's terrible living like this I wish we could find something to relive the symptoms of cptsd/ PTSD . I get no help of any kind.
@tiffytoo10 ай бұрын
PTSD with CPTSD added Jesus is the ONLY way y'all.
@F15CEAGLE124 күн бұрын
Amen🎚️.
@tiffytoo10 ай бұрын
PTSD IS PERMANENT WHAT ARE U GUYS SAYING
@wrmorris210 ай бұрын
Team leader combat infantry door kicker 2003-2007 retired due to when injured in combat...saw crazy combat on route Michigan in iraq. 1/506 inf 2004-2005 Iraq
@losbanosmonkey7 ай бұрын
11b for life A co 3-7 inf 3ID 4th bde mechanized (2006-2010) 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎
@raniyuna293011 ай бұрын
I am not veteran of war, but experiencing PTSD and I can tell you that it will change your whole personality. I have due to this some big memory issues and blackouts. I do something and if I feel stressed or pressured, so something happen to my consciousness and click...window as I was drunk without alcohol and I don't remember what I did or spoke and able to remember. 🤷🏻♀️🙏🏻❤️ But yeah...I am doing good if I don't count what I remember. Because I don't know what I did yesterday, day before yesterday etc.
@kevinwaymansr376911 ай бұрын
my son needs housing. Can you help
@ivanrobb390011 ай бұрын
If you know you know, just sitting in my back yard, a bird squacked. It wasn't a familiar bird. I don't recognize the sound, could it be someone's whistle? Who are they whistling too? I find myself looking in both directions because a bird with an unusual squeek alarmed me. After a pack of smokes, and a LT of vodka, I walk back to my room with red led lights, I'm comfortable, I can see, the doors are locked. The windows are locked. My alarm is set to 5 am, ill wake up 25 times in my 5.5 hours of sleep to go to work tomorrow. Do it again tomorrow. Bug tomorrow I will drink 1.25 layers of vodka. And smoke 2 packs until I get into a fight with someone. Then sleep it off hating myself for.. I don't know. I just can't sleep.
@wanhung8251 Жыл бұрын
I deal with PTSD every day the hardest thing is when you turn on those trying to help you because you think their trying to kill you sad thing is most trying to help you are trying to kill you though they are to fucking ignorant to know like the ones who want you to be on 18;different god damn meds, you know they 70 to 80!year old women Karen's . Stay strong and know that it's not all in your head brother go with your gut and stay paranoid because the greatest enemy is not wearing any gear she Carry's a fucking purse and have no doubt the bitch ain't never fought for a god damn thing stay strong brothers use what you know to better yourself adapt and conquer whoorah.......
@carolecarr5210 Жыл бұрын
% have got to be extremely higher.
@lindaoneil5085 Жыл бұрын
My father was a combat vet in Korea, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam (Dec. 1965 - Dec. 1966). My mother said dad was a different person when he returned from Vietnam. During my childhood, my father would have these sudden explosions of rage over minor things, usually when I least expected it. I was afraid of my dad for many years, because I never knew when he would blow up over nothing. When he got angry, he never took out his anger on Mom or our cats. It was always my sister and me. He would pull an accusation out of the air with no proof, and he would slap us across our butts with all the force he could muster. At 6'1" >200 lbs., he was a big man, and his slaps HURT. After he had cooled off, he acted like nothing was wrong and never apologized, either. He was a good provider and he had talent for fixing things around the house, but there is no doubt that he had demons that haunted him. He never drank or used drugs, so I wonder where his outbursts came from. He died in 2002, and I still miss him, in spite of his occasional temper outbursts.
@mo7medjameel6326 ай бұрын
Yall fking idiots go on wars to kill innocents for your bosses benefits and your own too then later cry for ptsd? Like seriously wtf?
@AmyFermi-mk1js Жыл бұрын
fellowship health resources 5t
@agnestenorio1092 Жыл бұрын
Soldiers are loosing their lives for nothing!! War is not about winning anything! It’s just becoming a population control tool in every aspect!❤
@J35u5Ch4i5t4 ай бұрын
And stealing civilian tax dollars!
@karenkalasy8251 Жыл бұрын
Firstly thanks all u veterans 🙏 ❤️! I come from a military family....but my ptsd has come a few months after our daughter who is 15 bearly died with Anorexia (12 months ago) helping her shower in hospital looking like a skeleton and she has been suicidal and has bad OCD she is now under a Psychiatrist and on medication awaiting for proper therapy. It didn't reall hit me until months later as it was full pelt. Signs lately of relapse again 😮😮..its the most traumatic thing we've been through.
@rodneycaupp5962 Жыл бұрын
Three trips to the Midle East with the Navy, ... that really left me in some terror... Life and Death. Now at age 73 I can not escape any more today, than those battle Days. 3 visits with death and terror
@mooncritter721 Жыл бұрын
There is a new hope for those who suffer from PTSD. It is a new audio science that relaxes the subconscious mind. It is called HYPNOTICA. It is the first of its kind in the world! By relaxing the subconscious, it gives fast relief from war memories and over time can even erase them! This has never been possible before. As a vet, I too had harsh memories but as a musician I knew the power of sound was real. I discovered a way to target the subconscious mind using tone layering that literally stops the trauma from PTSD! It totally shuts down the mind and relaxes you to the furthest extent. If you suffer from PTSD, this can help. God bless you and keep you!
@TerryMoore420 Жыл бұрын
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to experience amazingly PTSD help from the VA and the Vet Center. Just as I was getting back on my feet the pandemic struck and set me back. Total isolation again. I found an online Yoga for Veterans with PTSD taught by a retired nurse working for RHI Hospital in Indianapolis. Being totally isolated was horrible. No one from the VA checked in on me. Karen the RHI yoga teacher kept contact. I think I came through the pandemic much better than many of the VA staff. I decided to learn to connect more with nature because so many people are hurting and are like vampires from their desperation. Medical cannabis helps a lot. Moving to a lake in Michigan is helping.
@LuisGarcia-uy3nb Жыл бұрын
Im a vet and I left with really bad anger issues. Little things trigger me, and I have a hard time talking about how I feel. It sucks and it affects my everyday life and relationships. Im still trying to improve everyday.
@all4honor Жыл бұрын
To all my brothers and sisters of the sword. I care for you immensely and I hope you are getting well and found your support chain
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As my 1sgt said during demob "Puppy dogs and rainbows if you want to see your families, an extra six months here if you want to talk." Gets put back into society, reintegration training isn't for another 3 months. Surely not a big enough time window to build terrible coping habits. Now I just dodge power poles on the way to the VA parking lot. Maybe one day I'll have the stones to do it. No worries driver I'll do that shit outside so no one has to clean it up!
an overlooked reason alot of vets wont seek help is they are afraid of being labeled as mentally ill and then you lose your second ammendment rights and cant protect you home and family, goverment sucks
Thank You 27 May 2024
Their job was to be the strength of the nation and you know owning your disorder takes a strong person. God bless.
How can you embrace your children when you killed the children of Iraq? What is the reason for your coming? Are you slaves to the orders of your masters? Have you not heard of the curse of Iraq?
I served with 2/6 Fox Co when I got home I turned to Crystal Meth to avoid sleep because of my nightmares. I’m 42 now for 17 years I self medicated until the love of my life bottom lined me I got help I’m not ashamed to admit now. To all my brothers I hope we all find true peace one day and I mean while we’re still living
To all my fellow combat vets out there. Thank y'all for your sacrifice. Salute 🫡
Back at ya
Twenty five years after returning from Vietnam, I wrote a poem. The poem was my therapy for my PTSD that was blossoming in my life at age 49. I told someone...I told ME. It helped me go on when all seemed black...the night terrors, the feeling if distrust in everyone around me, the startling sounds, the details of the events. It can be read at the Co. A, 227th AHB, 1st Cavalry website under 'stories'. It is titled "My Package". It helped me see that life goes on...with it or without it. Sure, I think about it nearly every day, BUT it doesn't hold me back much anymore. VN '69-70
HELP
My house was robbed my dog was killed I walked in on a bloody murder scene. I saw a guy blow his arm off and scream relentlessly for his mother. I’ve been jumped and beaten. Had someone pull a gun on me and whip me after I told him to do it. I’ve been hit in the head full swing with a baseball bat. More fights than I can remember. Matter fact I can’t remember much anymore. But these stand out. Do I have ptsd?
I suggest get a full sized sex doll, your unconscious cannot tell her from a real woman and she will sooth your PTSD and is a good adjunct to your treatments. They make them near perfect today, even the muscles like the glutes, quads, pecs, area under the arms and groin all look realistic as you move the joints around the muscles show as one would expect, so they look real, they can have freckles, tattoos, veins, piercings, etc. Mine helps me completely. Also you may have noticed a girlfriend can help you a lot but people have lives and are often not available to you when needed and you tend to push them away, but a doll is always there 100% reliable and she doesn't mind helping you anytime, and the cuddling is fantastic. These don't replace the GF or wife but they help you get that coping need off them rather than the SO because women are not wired to really help guys with problems like this, in fact the more you need help the more women want to toss you in the dumpster and you even want to toss yourself in the dumpster as you see the pain you cause your SO. You can have a PTSD attack, get help from the doll and the SO will never know it happened. If she gives you any problems for it, remind her she has vibrators so you can have a doll, but to keep things from getting weird, keep the doll and the SO completely separated but let the SO know about the doll. Knowing you have "someone" on tap and available all the time, tends to suppress the attacks but if you think you are alone and have no help, the attacks become more frequent. The stupid unconscious mind is at fault for all this anyway, and lucky it's too damn stupid to know she's just TPE and metal. It's hard for me to admit this, but this doll saved my life. Another benefit is you might even not know if you are dangerous, but the doll will bring it out if you are and then you will know what you need to do in order to make sure you don't hurt someone. So if the doll remains in near mint condition, without serious damage for a long period of time, you are probably safe. If she remains a virgin you are probably gay (they come with a membrane down there like a virgin). Lol. See, she can help you figure some things out.
Ew, get help. 😭😭
It. Sucks. F. It
Why does time in combat higher rates of pdst
Last time higher rates
My late husband who died nearly 20 years ago had PTSD from Being a Sargent and tunnel rat in Vietnam 😢
Because war is of the devil
🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
No vet should have to wait for the VA! They should be able to see ANY doctor for whatever reason! They served our country! I’m happy to flip the bill with my taxes for actual CARE of these men and women. Insurance for life for service!
Well said sir
You forgot one thing. We don’t get proper treatment
As an Australian, I thank these men and all of the American allied forces for their duty. My cousins in croatia are still struggling from the Yugoslavian war.
Truck driving was best for me I don't need to deal with, assholes.
After 20 years I can't sleep. I dream often in combat situations and I see all my dead comrades (Colombian Army).
Served with B 1/9 Walking dead 66 67 Vietnam my elevator does not go all the way to the top. It's hard but I keep going for my fallen brothers. As long as I walk the face of the earth they will live Semper Fi.
The VA has ZERO answers. CPT and prolonged exposure therapy have less than a 20% success rate. So, the VA relies on medicating veterans with dangerous psychotropic medications just to mask symptoms. The drugs either eventually stop working or create chemical dependency. Meanwhile, 22 vets a day are dying from suicide. The VA has no answers to PTSD. They have no idea what they are doing or how to deal with it.
Yall fking idiots go on wars to kill innocents for your bosses benefits and your own too then later cry for ptsd? Like seriously wtf?
Not to mention steal tax dollars from the civilians of the country they "serve"!
As a medically retired Marine with 8 years of combat in 4 countries, Kosovo / Bosnia, 5 tours Iraq, 1 tour Syria, 3 tours Afghanistan. 17 years 10 years of service. Yeah, I got PTSD…….isolation, depression, I went to drinking 3 bottles of whiskey……still waiting for the VA…..since I retired in 2015. I’m a single guy, fit, don’t eat much, but trying to get help when your counselor falls asleep on you sucks..!! So many things in my mind. I can barely sleep. What DAFUQ..!! This shit sucks..!!
I'm so sorry you're going through all that. Hugs. 🦋
what is so traumatic for these people I really want to understand is it the life threatening situation? Is it the too much hanging on the own live. One thing always comes in my mind. You already have to accept that you are already dead. Do people not expect when becoming a soldier to be in this situation? Is it the adrenalin that the body is missing when in this kind of rush? explanation might be in the vid but at least for me I loved that feeling when you dont think anymore body just reacting. I really missed it and kinda not missed it. I loved the high of adrenalin rushing to your body giving you energy and power to overcome yourself what I did not miss was the fear to get caught because of social pressure but as a soldier you dont have all of that you are more or less safe when back home? So what keeps them on the battlefield why they still holding on to these situations? And for the suizidal thought just dont do it dont be weak fight through it some days will be bad some days even worse but try to find something that gives you pleasure and keeps you calm with your thoughts away from all the shit wont change anything to thing about all the bad stuff that happened just try to be better next times and learn your lessons from it. You might not be the social guy again but maybe that isnt really neccessary to have a good live :) Hope all the best for all the vets out there keepingour society and the world a better place. :)
I am the daughter of a Vietnam Veteran with a head injury. My dad still suffers with PTSD. However, the spouses and children of veterans can suffer with a secondary PTSD from living with a raging veteran.
Constantly seeing my friend who 5 minutes earlier we were having a smoke together just disappear right in front of my eyes in a cloud of fuckin smoke everytime I try to go to sleep fuckin kills me.
My husband hasn't had anyone to talk to about this until he met me end. Now that he has somebody to talk to about it. We have no resources to deal with the trauma that is coming out.
emdr & tms saved my life. i definitely recommend it
@manifestmisty how are you now and how is your son? Is he free? Did he get treatment? I’m in the SF Bay Area. My name is Susan. I’m 60 years old, never been to war but I’ve had depression going back to my childhood. I have the other kind of ptsd from family trauma. If it wasn’t for vets suffering from ptsd and medical professionals “discovering” it and naming it I might not have the benefit of the understanding and treatment of ptsd. Yes, these two types are different but the similarities meant that we can be heard and no, we are not crazy. Please let me know how you are.
Don’t expect the veterans health care to help with ptsd it’s the worst all they do is throw pills at you are put you on a waiting list that they forget about you. Are get a therapist with all kinds of personal issues
I was a Marine tanker in Desert Storm. Im 100% p and t for ptsd. It sucks
That percentage is way higher
I wish we cld do a poll of how many of us get disability and how many of us don't. I need help man I have PTSD and can't keep a job or put a roof over my and my children's heads. I ended up in a bad position having to take alot I wouldn't under diff circulation but what can I do seriously. I've tried to find side jobs and can't. It's terrible living like this I wish we could find something to relive the symptoms of cptsd/ PTSD . I get no help of any kind.
PTSD with CPTSD added Jesus is the ONLY way y'all.
Amen🎚️.
PTSD IS PERMANENT WHAT ARE U GUYS SAYING
Team leader combat infantry door kicker 2003-2007 retired due to when injured in combat...saw crazy combat on route Michigan in iraq. 1/506 inf 2004-2005 Iraq
11b for life A co 3-7 inf 3ID 4th bde mechanized (2006-2010) 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎 😎
I am not veteran of war, but experiencing PTSD and I can tell you that it will change your whole personality. I have due to this some big memory issues and blackouts. I do something and if I feel stressed or pressured, so something happen to my consciousness and click...window as I was drunk without alcohol and I don't remember what I did or spoke and able to remember. 🤷🏻♀️🙏🏻❤️ But yeah...I am doing good if I don't count what I remember. Because I don't know what I did yesterday, day before yesterday etc.
my son needs housing. Can you help
If you know you know, just sitting in my back yard, a bird squacked. It wasn't a familiar bird. I don't recognize the sound, could it be someone's whistle? Who are they whistling too? I find myself looking in both directions because a bird with an unusual squeek alarmed me. After a pack of smokes, and a LT of vodka, I walk back to my room with red led lights, I'm comfortable, I can see, the doors are locked. The windows are locked. My alarm is set to 5 am, ill wake up 25 times in my 5.5 hours of sleep to go to work tomorrow. Do it again tomorrow. Bug tomorrow I will drink 1.25 layers of vodka. And smoke 2 packs until I get into a fight with someone. Then sleep it off hating myself for.. I don't know. I just can't sleep.
I deal with PTSD every day the hardest thing is when you turn on those trying to help you because you think their trying to kill you sad thing is most trying to help you are trying to kill you though they are to fucking ignorant to know like the ones who want you to be on 18;different god damn meds, you know they 70 to 80!year old women Karen's . Stay strong and know that it's not all in your head brother go with your gut and stay paranoid because the greatest enemy is not wearing any gear she Carry's a fucking purse and have no doubt the bitch ain't never fought for a god damn thing stay strong brothers use what you know to better yourself adapt and conquer whoorah.......
% have got to be extremely higher.
My father was a combat vet in Korea, the Dominican Republic, and Vietnam (Dec. 1965 - Dec. 1966). My mother said dad was a different person when he returned from Vietnam. During my childhood, my father would have these sudden explosions of rage over minor things, usually when I least expected it. I was afraid of my dad for many years, because I never knew when he would blow up over nothing. When he got angry, he never took out his anger on Mom or our cats. It was always my sister and me. He would pull an accusation out of the air with no proof, and he would slap us across our butts with all the force he could muster. At 6'1" >200 lbs., he was a big man, and his slaps HURT. After he had cooled off, he acted like nothing was wrong and never apologized, either. He was a good provider and he had talent for fixing things around the house, but there is no doubt that he had demons that haunted him. He never drank or used drugs, so I wonder where his outbursts came from. He died in 2002, and I still miss him, in spite of his occasional temper outbursts.
Yall fking idiots go on wars to kill innocents for your bosses benefits and your own too then later cry for ptsd? Like seriously wtf?
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Soldiers are loosing their lives for nothing!! War is not about winning anything! It’s just becoming a population control tool in every aspect!❤
And stealing civilian tax dollars!
Firstly thanks all u veterans 🙏 ❤️! I come from a military family....but my ptsd has come a few months after our daughter who is 15 bearly died with Anorexia (12 months ago) helping her shower in hospital looking like a skeleton and she has been suicidal and has bad OCD she is now under a Psychiatrist and on medication awaiting for proper therapy. It didn't reall hit me until months later as it was full pelt. Signs lately of relapse again 😮😮..its the most traumatic thing we've been through.
Three trips to the Midle East with the Navy, ... that really left me in some terror... Life and Death. Now at age 73 I can not escape any more today, than those battle Days. 3 visits with death and terror
There is a new hope for those who suffer from PTSD. It is a new audio science that relaxes the subconscious mind. It is called HYPNOTICA. It is the first of its kind in the world! By relaxing the subconscious, it gives fast relief from war memories and over time can even erase them! This has never been possible before. As a vet, I too had harsh memories but as a musician I knew the power of sound was real. I discovered a way to target the subconscious mind using tone layering that literally stops the trauma from PTSD! It totally shuts down the mind and relaxes you to the furthest extent. If you suffer from PTSD, this can help. God bless you and keep you!
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to experience amazingly PTSD help from the VA and the Vet Center. Just as I was getting back on my feet the pandemic struck and set me back. Total isolation again. I found an online Yoga for Veterans with PTSD taught by a retired nurse working for RHI Hospital in Indianapolis. Being totally isolated was horrible. No one from the VA checked in on me. Karen the RHI yoga teacher kept contact. I think I came through the pandemic much better than many of the VA staff. I decided to learn to connect more with nature because so many people are hurting and are like vampires from their desperation. Medical cannabis helps a lot. Moving to a lake in Michigan is helping.
Im a vet and I left with really bad anger issues. Little things trigger me, and I have a hard time talking about how I feel. It sucks and it affects my everyday life and relationships. Im still trying to improve everyday.
To all my brothers and sisters of the sword. I care for you immensely and I hope you are getting well and found your support chain