Ptsd

[BLKHawkIrish86]

I've been going to a Behavior health doc to talk for a while, but my unit now, really doesn't care about my health.. Its driving me nuts

[LONEWOLF]

That's sad that your unit don't care about your mental health.

[BLKHawkIrish86]

That's sad that your unit don't care about your mental health.

They know all about it.. I can hardly remember things, but all they care about is making people roadable to work the road.. and me on the road is not good especially when I have to remember something for a case. So Im trying to get MEB since there acting like jackass's, and whats funny my PSG thinks im faking everything

[LONEWOLF]

I hope you come out of this with flying colors. And my family and I will be praying for you.

[BLKHawkIrish86]

I hope you come out of this with flying colors. And my family and I will be praying for you.

Thank You

[Cerberus]

The worst is right now Iraq is being taken back by the fucks i fought. I spent 15 months in ramadi which at the time was in time magazine as the most dangerous place in the world. we cleaned it up at the price of numerous friends and brothers. And now i find out after all that ramadi has been taken back. So if you could say a prayer for the men we lost in ramadi and fallujah let them know there sacrifice was not for nothing.

[CAG Covieleader]

All we did and they did was for nothing now. The bastardss took it back.

CAG Covieleader
Alpha Co Commander

[x82ndx UVACAV4]

Well on a happier note , after fighting the VA since 92 I am finally rated 100% for my PTSD and they owe me back pay from April 2011 , and thanks for all of your cares and concerns it means a lot


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[CAG Covieleader]

Good job 82nd. If you dont continue the fight. No one else will.

CAG Covieleader
Xbox 360 Division Commander &
MSOG Commander

[King Fartacus]

The most horrible thing about having PTSD is that no one quite understands it, it doesn't go, it is always there, you could be watching tv or reading a magazine on the toilet, but its always there, the noises, smells, you do certain things and it puts you straight back in the field, fireworks ruin your day, you don't sleep properly, people judge you and in my case im always wound like a spring, always shaking and sweating when discussing anything about the Green Machine.

Its hard but a few beers and a bit of battlefield does the world of good, its nice to see, that we have a PTSD thread, maybe this can show other people that, not all casualties in operations are those physically injured, its us that go home showing no scars that usually have some of the worst.