PTSD IN CANADIAN, AMERICAN SOLDIERS AND VETERANS

Chris Engel 11/17/139:35 PM

"This writer opines PTSD is “life” altering because as long as triggers exist (and they will) the Disorder itself will be an issue most returning soldiers and veterans deal with. I believe also, however, there are varying degrees of severity and if the trauma is minimal that person MIGHT not experience as much anxiety as that person whom suffered a greater trauma. The trauma trigger would thus be less of a threat I would think but nonetheless potentially present.

I believe we have much research yet to do regarding PTSD and its’ most effective treatment(s)...."

http://www.examiner.com/article/ptsd-canadian-american-soldiers-and-veterans

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