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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a type of anxiety disorder. PTSD is a serious condition that can develop when a person has experienced or witnessed a traumatic or terrifying event in which serious physical harm occurred or was threatened. Usually the body is able to recover to normal levels of hormones and chemicals the body releases due to the stress. But with a person with PTSD the body keeps releasing the stress hormones and chemicals. An example of PTSD could be a soldier whose been to war. For

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    Solution to the Issue of Child Soldiers The issue of child soldiers‚ while not a new one‚ is a problem that has plagued humanitarian organizations for decades. The pressing and disturbing nature of the matter‚ as well as the seeming inability to find a solution‚ has pressed many to offer up different proposals and theories as to the best way to impede such atrocities from taking hold in our world. In his article‚ “Talk is Cheap: Getting Serious about Preventing Child Soldiers”‚ P.W. Singer suggests

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    Two Soldier

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    Two Soldiers William Faulkner was an enormous man in literature despite the fact that he stood less than five foot six. He reshaped the way in which the world views literature today. Faulkner was one of the greatest influences to American culture of his time. In fact‚ his influence spread throughout many years to come. A major figure of contemporary American literature‚ his novels and short stories combining stream of consciousness narrative with linguistic innovations. In addition‚ Faulkner ’s

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    The Responsibilities of a Soldier As an opening I will be giving a short summary on the different responsibilities a soldier has and what I will be covering in this essay. The Army itself is a large responsibility that every soldier has. As I’m often told it’s the little stuff that really matter because all the little things amount to bigger things. Each and every soldier is responsible for their appearance‚ being on time‚ physical fitness and a good deal of other thing that form their responsibilities

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    Some veterans do get help quickly and that helps lessen their PTSD. But‚ most have to wait too long to get help and end up not wanting it anymore. As Dr. Harkness said in an interview‚ ’’the military teaches soldiers to survive in the harshest conditions‚ so they rarely seek out help’’ (Streep‚ New York Times). Too often the family members of veterans with PTSD are the ones who are taking care of them. These family members and veterans need help‚ yet they face

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    They have to stop wanting to put child soldiers in jail because they are just trying to help in the war. The issue is that they sometimes don’t even want to fight but they forces them to do it and is not really their fault because some of them don’t even want to do it. I agree that they have to have amnesty because they are just trying to help in the war and is something dangerous if you think of it closely because they can get kill in the war so here are my three reasons of why they

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    The Uncommon Soldier

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    U.S. Women’s History 10/19/12 An Uncommon Soldier: Fighting for the “Home” Front Throughout the passage of time‚ in order to make sense of the world and justify established ideologies‚ man has put forth disproportionate effort into defining what is deemed by the masses as acceptable and appropriate. With the formation of these social life requirements‚ it goes without saying there will be outliers who do not fit this man-created construct‚ either by innate or self-realized characteristics. This

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    Ptsd and Trauma Focused Cbt

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    PTSD and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Many children are exposed to traumatic events before they even become adults. All around the world they are exposed to child abuse‚ rape‚ natural disasters‚ terrorism‚ car accidents‚ and school violence among many others. Studies have shown that these traumatic events‚ if left untreated‚ can result in significant psychological problems‚ such as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other anxiety disorders‚ depression‚ or a number of

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    Discipline as a Soldier

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    sports as a child or teenager to your career as an adult. If you use discipline in school or athletics you’ll be a better student‚ getting good grades. If you use discipline in athletics you gain success in being a recognized athlete which can lead to scholarships and awards. In this case using discipline as a soldier can lead you to a successful career‚ obtaining promotions and respect. A small number of disciplined soldiers can easily defeat a large number of undisciplined soldiers. A person with

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    Soldiers Letter

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    Britain persuaded me to join the war‚ and there was no way I could pass up the opportunity to show my appreciation for our mother country. Training camp in Val Cartier was nothing I was prepared for. The British had high expectations for us Canadian Soldiers‚ expectations that we weren’t able to live up to while entering the training camp. None of us had much training or experience‚ this forced Britain to crack the whip and become very strict. Our training was very unusual and unexpected; we seemed to

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