Posted on Jun 12, 2015
There is an increase in PTSD cases across America. Does this make you more nervous to go out with your family in a military town?
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I have PTSD, and I have no thoughts or intentions of harming myself or anyone else, and i feel safe on and near the base where i live. I think that's the point of your question.
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SSG James Arlington
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SPC Ophelia Moye, I really don't understand your question. Are you saying service members and veterans are flipping out everywhere down town due to PTSD? I believe I have a higher chance of being struck by a civilian motorist under the influence.
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SPC Ophelia Moye
No, I am not saying that. I haven't flipped out yet, nor my father :)... But yea, that chance is probably higher...
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