Posted on Dec 10, 2017

Can Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ("PTSD") develop in non-combat situations? Can fighting against actions of fraud, waste and abuse?

CPT Gurinder (Gene) Rana

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Fighting against his poor and negligent leadership, on each and every step of his assignment, in almost a decade and a half of active service, an officer was errantly discharged to cover-up the mistakes of his leadership, clear thru to GOs. Fighting the system; this officer was diagnosed with PTSD. Was this diagnosis another cover-up or can PTSD develop in peacetime?

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SGT Philip Klein

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Are you high or something?

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SrA Sarah LaPlante

Posted 6 y ago

PTSD is real. I have the diagnosis and I said Fuck the diagnosis I'm going to still be productive and shit. I went back to school got to Master Degrees had a great Fucking job. Would get to work before everyone else work my ass off leave after everyone else. Followed a good diet, exercise, socialized, took time off and shit still didn't stop me from eventually losing my job. What did I not do right?

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Sgt Erle Mutz

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"Denial" Sarah. If whoever diagnosed you didn't try to "treat you" or refer you to someone else for treatment, then he dropped the ball, and you are a victim of his dereliction of duty AND his oath ("to DO no harm").

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Can Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ("PTSD") develop in non-combat situations? Can fighting against actions of fraud, waste and abuse?

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