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    American Sniper Analysis

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    close your eyes, you experience the war all over again. A constant feeling of being trapped with no escape, because how can you possibly escape your own mind? Veterans. I read a book called American Sniper, written by a Veteran, Chris Kyle. Chris Kyle suffered through severe PTSD, and as a result, created a foundation to help other Veterans conquer their inner…

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    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 that just because a veteran may not have physical injuries does not mean the veterans do not have other wounds. The…

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    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 to explore the field of PTSD study and move towards developing amnesia inducing drugs to treat this…

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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is often associated with individuals who have served active duty in as a soldier in combat. Veterans who have returned from the war have endured psychological issues causing them to seek professional assistance. PTSD has a past that is as long and momentous as the world’s war history - thousands of years. Although, the diagnosis has not been around for that long, different names and symptoms of PTSD always have been. The physical…

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    Vets Reflection

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    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 quite today. While the ones who are shy did speak. Key issues that many of the vets had in common had to do with trust issues. Couple of the vets after their service could not separate the two worlds (civilian…

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    Tamara Perkins Mrs. Williams 4th Feb. 18 2016 Homeless Military Veterans Do you have a family member who is in the military? Do your friends? We all know someone who has been, or is in the military. Some people have family members who were in the military, but now they live on the streets. The question we should be asking ourselves is, “How can we help the military veterans that are homeless?” There are already groups of people trying to help them, but what can we do to help is another…

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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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    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 were triggered by the smallest of every-day events. For example, he would be at his desk at the optometry office and a siren would go off and it…

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    into allegations regarding the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), conducted by the VA Inspector General, confirmed allegations of long wait times and falsification of scheduling records. The VA’s main goal is to provide essential medical treatment to veterans who have served in the military. After enrolling in the VA system veterans provide their financial information, which is then used to determine priority ranking among veterans (Zezima 2014). Department guidelines stipulate that…

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    resources for families of veterans who are wounded, ill, or injured. They can contact the Wounded Warriors Project to find a list of organizations, programs, and services to help families and caregivers. The changes after a service member comes home places tremendous stress on family members. However, the Wounded Warriors Project…

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