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    David Finkel’s Thank You For Your Service begins with Adam Schumann’s narration about the war and the mental illnesses he acquired as a result, however many other veterans have similar mental illnesses due to war. The mental illnesses of war veterans existed before Adam Schumann, but Schumann and other veterans felt ashamed to admit the troubles, the dreams, and the horrors they faced. Once statistician’s gathered the increasing war veteran suicide rate statistics, the general public recognized…

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    Today, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has become a hot topic in the western media, especially after the US`s involvement in the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait. It is estimated that since 2001 the American tax payers have paid out about $ 4.4 Trillion or more dollars for the costs of wars (Crawford). The toll of post traumatic stress on war veterans and its major socio economic impact on society has unleashed a a major interest by psychiatrist and therapists groups around the world…

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    Vets Reflection

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    I would say that they are all committed to this group and find it helpful as they navigate through life dealing with PTSD. All the vets looked engaged and understood what was going on. Although some of them did not speak, they gave eye contact and facial gestures of approval. The group is comfortable with each other, which is why some of them do not have a hard time disclosing personal information. Since today’s session had a different facilitator, the veterans’ who were the most talkative were…

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    Theological and Ethical Foundations Before I go into the more ethical reasons of why this is so important to our Catholic healing ministries, let me provide a personal perspective on the issue. As a veteran of the United States Armed Forces, I have seen my share of horrible situations and suffered traumatic emotional pain from them. I am one of the tens of thousands of military veteran’s and overall Americans who suffers from depression and I am also Bi-polar. I have struggled for many years…

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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a psychological disorder that can occur after experiencing or witnessing life-threatening situations such as military combat, serious accidents, etc. Unfortunately, not just the people that are diagnosed with this disorder are affected by their past. In the novel, Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut, a man by the name of Billy Pilgrim, a World War Two veteran, suffered through life, claiming time travel because of his inability to control his flashbacks that…

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    Sympathy is usually the first reaction from family members when a traumatic event happens to a loved one. It is ok to feel sorry for them and express sympathy towards them. It can be helpful to be supportive and to sympathize with the one who has experienced a traumatic event. It helps the loved one to feel that their family is there for them, especially right after the event (PTSD: National Center). There are several resources for families of veterans who are wounded, ill, or injured. They can…

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    Why are veterans important to this nation in the past and in the future? Many students are being asked this question today in the U.S for an essay topic. Well my teacher has assigned this topic in my school, and I have a few reasons why they important to me and are nation. I have five main reasons they are important. The main reasons they are important is that they are role models, they give us life values and respect, tell us the true story of war, and fight for our freedom. Veterans are…

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    Top 5 Veteran Support Foundations in 2017 Veterans, this is what we call the people who served the country and fight for the country’s liberty from any military conflict. But after these good people have served the country, they are usually left with no money, no home, and no family. But there are also philanthropists that create American veterans support foundation that help the veterans to have a good life after they have retired from service. There are roughly 22 million veterans in the…

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    As wars are waged now and in the past, there are soldiers and veterans who have suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The prevalence and diagnosis of PTSD in combat veterans have risen significantly over the years. PTSD is a debilitating condition whereby the effects of anxiety, fearfulness and loss of functionality are felt not only through the sufferer but by those closest to them. Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is one form of treatment used in helping reduce the symptoms in…

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    To serve your country means to put your life on the line for the lives of strangers, to come back stateside and find that those you protected look the other way when you are asking for help is shameful and unethical. Unfortunately, in America today there are about 49,933 homeless veteran, these are people who gave up part of their life for their country, people who are most likely suffering from PTSD or other mental disorder, and people who ultimately deserve better than the streets (“Fact…

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