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    someone’s child has been killed. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has programs available for every aspect of a veteran’s life: monthly disability benefits‚ tuition assistance for job training and college degrees‚ employment services‚ free health care‚ home loans‚ life insurance‚ and pensions. Families of veterans are eligible for all of these services in addition to burial services and memorial benefits. (U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)It seems like there are so many resources available

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    References: Friedman‚ R. A. (2012‚ Apr 22). Why are we drugging our soldiers? New York Times. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1008684476?accountid=35812 Novak‚ B. (2013‚ Jan 24). Soldiers sought for PTSD study. Wisconsin State Journal. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1272414438?accountid=35812 Fuchsman‚ K. (2008). Traumatized soldiers. The Journal of Psychohistory‚ 36(1)‚ 72-84. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/203962007?accountid=35812

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    soldiers who just join the service have clear and innocent consciences to begin with. Studies have shown that soldiers returning from war don’t always come back as the same person people once knew them before. War combat is an experience in which veterans will never forget. Some soldiers have seen or have even done things in which will haunt them for as long as they live. War can be one of the most tragic and traumatizing experiences a man will ever go through. Tim O’Brien’s novel‚ The Things

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    our war veterans blend into society without having the feeling of being uncomfortable. The many things that affect veteran from PTSD include the symptoms‚ the treatments available‚ and also how it impacts their daily lives. There are many types of symptoms that veterans deal with when it comes to post-traumatic stress disorder. Some of the symptoms are intrusion‚ avoidance‚ or having difficulty sleeping. One of the intrusion symptoms are flashbacks‚ these are brief episodes that a veteran will experience

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    our military vets when they come home after serving their country in the military. Because a lot of times some vets can come back and not have a strong support structure waiting for them when they arrive. The organization not only helps the wounded veterans when they return but also to the family. You bring up some very good concepts that are important to the organization such as resource dependency‚ which is important because most of their funds are through private donations. And also having a cohesive

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    as physical abuse‚ mental abuse‚ sexual abuse and bullying which can carry over into adulthood. As a nation that has been involved in years of violent wars we are also seeing increased numbers of currently active duty military members as well as veterans suffering from PTSD. Repeated exposure to combat and the multitude of horrors an individual

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    1888 PressRelease - Innovative Nonprofit Provides Treatment to Veterans who suffer from PTSD. Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater‚ FL - The Circle of Veterans (COV) is a small but growing nonprofit started by an Army Veteran and his wife. The organization was formed to provide alternative therapies for individuals and their families that suffer from Post Traumatic Stress and other deployment related mental health issues. The focus will be on a variety of natural holistic forms of healing to include:

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    presumed that veterans are either heroes and should be treated with respect for their service to America‚ or that they make up a large portion of the homeless and disemployment population. Both perceptions‚ in reality‚ are strongly skewed by the media as less than ten percent of the homeless population are veterans‚ and about 70% of people believe that veterans help America’s economy (Marvin). Mcgrath is dressed professionally‚ and does not have the corresponding image of a homeless veteran. As such‚

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    If after this time the individual remains fearful‚ helpless‚ or in some other way shows the criteria for PTSD then the evaluator can consider the individual for evaluation for a possible diagnosis.  Operational Definition Using a sample of 153 veterans‚ Elizabeth Betemps and Dewleen G. Baker used Rasch measurement theory to “examine the Mississipii Scale-Revised for its utility in the development of interval measure of…(PTSD)‚” (Betemps & Baker‚ 2004). The Rasch scale is a probability based

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    behind him and and try to wrestle with him. The instant that my friend touched him‚ Doe flipped him on the ground and had his knee on his chest. Once he realized it was a student‚ he helped him up and told him that he shouldn’t ever do that to a war veteran. After all that happened he sat the whole class down and proceeded to tell us that he suffers from PTSD and that we cannot just sneak up on him like that because it would not end well for anyone and everybody was just in shock by what he was saying

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