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    the San Francisco Chronicle‚ Gloria Lyon mentioned in her speech that‚ “‘Most survivors had a certain amount of physical and mental trauma‚ and in the late years is when you really see the manifestations of beatings‚ deprivation‚ post-traumatic stress disorder…’”. This proves that survivors of the holocaust are indeed not only affected physically but mentally as well. Numerous amounts of Jews are faced with psychological trauma from the horrid and torturous events of the Holocaust. Some still have

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    Cited: Becker‚ Victoria Lemle‚ Ph.D. and John B. Arden‚ Ph.D. Conquering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: the newest techniques for overcoming symptoms‚ regaining hope‚ and getting your life back Beverly: Fair Winds Press‚ 2008. Print Casa Palmera Staff. "16 Ways to Help Someone with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder." Casa Palmera. Casa Palmera Treatment Center‚ 17 Sept. 2012. Web. 4 Oct. 2013. Dear PTSD: Letter froma Military Wife totheCondition Destroying

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    demon we battle. One of the most difficult and most elusive war inflicted hardships to deal with are those involving psychological disorders or afflictions. These particular war related traumas are not ones that can be touched‚ amputated‚ surgically removed‚ or sutured. Yet to those inflicted the pain and suffering is just as tremendous. Yet‚ psychological disorders resulting from an individual’s involvement in combat are as real as any other type of war related injury. The psychological wounds of

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    PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) is a psychological disorder that is caused by a person being exposed to a specific traumatic event. A symptom of PTSD is vivid flashbacks to the event that caused the traumatic stress. For example‚ soldiers that have gone to war in Afghanistan and come back with PTSD have been recorded having vivid nightmares that have to do with the stressful event. They can even wake up from these nightmares and attack their wives or girlfriends‚ believing briefly that they

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    which often remains the standard in modern collection and distorts the impression of world war one poetry. A lot of soldiers during the war experience stress. A lot of them needed help for (PTSD). Most people who go through a trauma have some symptoms at the beginning. Only some will develop PTSD over time. PTSD is posttraumatic stress disorder and can occur after you have been through a traumatic event. A traumatic event is something terrible and scary that you see hear about or that happens

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    and now that researchers and people have this information as a nation we can help stop these struggling children who are the future of our nation. Post Traumatic stress disorder is a psychological illness in which people remember‚ relive‚ or dream of a traumatic experience (post). Children in school suffer from Post Tramatic Stress disorder due to events occurring in their own backyard. Many children in our community area so fortunate‚ they live under constant threat‚ unordinary exposed to strong frequent

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    with the after effects of living in a state of increased awareness and readiness. This can manifest it’s self in many different forms. Some may adjust well with minimal intervention. Others find themselves in years of therapy dealing with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This is especially true of the veteran’s from the Viet-Nam era. Upon retuning home many of these veteran’s were left to try deal with the effects of war on their own. The VA has learned from these vets and has prescribed what they

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    event that upsets the individual’s normal causing psychological‚ physical‚ and emotional harm. A trauma has different meanings to each individual however‚ anyone can experience a trauma. Bessel A. van der Kolk an expert in the field of traumatic stress states that‚ “experiencing trauma is an essential part of being human; history is written in blood” (Van der Kolk‚ McFlarlane‚ &Weisaeth‚ 2007). Some examples of a trauma include rape‚ physical abuse‚ violence‚ war‚ and injury. A trauma does not

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    destruction” was the best summary that was given about war by psychoanalyst Joost Meerloo. War is a mental land mine. The psychological damage of war is so severe that it leaves the threat of hurting someone or yourself. This is known as PTSD (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder). Soldiers’

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    when in and out of war. Watching your friend and fellow soldier die in front of you is one of the most horrendous experiences a soldier can face‚ this experience has also been faced by Odysseus. As a result of this some soldiers receive posttraumatic stress disorder. Mending wounds can

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