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    better recovery with a strong support system (Gabert-Quillen‚ et al.‚ (2012). The American Psychological Association (APA‚ 2012) defines this as an anxiety disorder that occurs after experiencing a traumatic event. There are studies that focus on veterans but there is a need for work to be done for active duty personnel who are suffering from PTSD through multiple exposures to war. With the stigma the military feels when seeking treatment for this makes it a question in how to integrate treatment

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    The terrific casting at military base‚ and the wonderful acting along with perfect production design make the movie more authentic and realistic. This movie starts with a call from a military base to an old veteran that his son is missing from his base. The old military veteran‚ Tommy lee Jones‚ as Hank Deerfield drives to a military base to find out where his beloved son‚ Mike

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    500‚000 of 3 million troops suffered from PTSD after the Vietnam War. The survey also states that rates of divorce‚ suicide‚ and alcoholism and drug addiction were higher among Vietnam veterans.” (History‚ Vietnam War) (*2). We may never fully know how much this disorder has truly affected our troops. Most veterans are not open about their condition‚ however some have accepted it and open up about it. So‚ how much does PTSD really affect someone? The trauma that causes PTSD is just as unique as

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    DSM III (Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). It was not until 1980 that the term PTSD was formally recognized. In 1987‚ a revised edition (DSM III-R) was released with a new diagnostic criteria which made a huge impact for our veterans and their diagnosis (Unknown). In 2007‚ PTSD was at its highest for

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    feeling as if they are re-living a traumatic event‚ causing them to be unable to focus on the present. PTSD is a whole body tragedy inside humans that causes enormous difficulties in everyday life. My uncle‚ who is a retired United States Navy Veteran‚ spent 25 years traveling around the world and in many war situations. He finds himself getting side tracked all the time. There are many times he finds himself in situations he doesn’t remember getting himself into. One second he is working on paying

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    Paper Abstract What are the affects of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder when not treated? There is a known battle among our nation’s combat veterans and this battle comes from within us and this silent battle is called Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This disorder can be dated back to Vietnam now that they have an actual name for it. There are some combat veterans that believe that they do not have a problem and do not need any help. I have many combat vet friends that have failed to ask for the proper

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    Buchanan COM/156 April 12‚ 2013 It has been estimated‚ from Michelle Rosenthal (2012)‚ that 70% of all U.S. citizens experience some type of trauma in their life and an estimated 8% have PTSD. War veteran diagnosed PTSD have jumped up 50% in 2012‚ and 1 out of every five veterans that return from Irag are diagnosed with this disorder. It is sad to think of the children that go through trauma‚ but an estimated 15-43% of girls and 14-43% of boys will experience a traumatic event. As

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    Suicide In The Military

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    take their own lives. Leaders of the army/military say they are taking every precaution that they can in order to decrease the suicide toll among our veterans. The effects of PTSD of our troops who have seen the worst of the worst have affected them greatly; in worst case scenarios it gets so bad they commit suicide. The Military and The Veteran Affairs (VA) need to start doing more about this and get the rate

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    A Soldiers Nightmare: Ptsd

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    It’s become a debilitating and all too common disorder that is in dire need for the necessary aid before it manifests and becomes too late for anyone to help. It’s been an ongoing power struggle where the United States military and the Department of Veterans Affairs has not adequately diagnosed‚ treated‚ or supported their soldiers who suffer greatly from the effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)‚ and the consequence that follow after fighting for a country that have proven to not return the

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    CHEUNG 1 War has been a constant part of human history. It has greatly affected the lives of people around the world. These effects‚ however‚ are extremely detrimental. Soldiers must shoulder extreme stress on the battlefield. Those that cannot mentally overcome these challenges may develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Sadly‚ some resort to suicide to escape their insecurities. Soldiers‚ however‚ are not the only ones affected by wars; family members also experience mental hardships when their

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