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99/11 attacks lead to more study of post-traumatic stress disorder There are widespread symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder among those connected to the attacks. Mental-health professionals have a greater understanding of the disorder from studying them. Two women hold each other as they watch the World Trade Center burn on Sept…. (Ernesto Mora / Associated Press) September 05, 2011|By Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times For New York City resident Esperanza Muñoz, the attack on the World Trade Centers is not over 10 years later — not by a long shot. At odd moments, the stench of death still rises to her nose, and the 55-year-old woman slides into a haze of nausea and tears. She suffers headaches and is awakened several times a week by nightmares of headless bodies and shoes with bits of feet left inside. She dreads the sound of sirens or a passing plane.

A short documentary takes a look at the problems military personnel have had to deal with concerning PTSD. We also discuss the brief history of PTSD pertaining to the US military from WWI and on. This was a final project for History 7B taken at Pasadena College. We received an A+.
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© 2007 Tom Smith ~ What’s going to happen when our “hidden injuries” run out of places to hide? A Talking Blues about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Studies suggest that one out of four coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan bring with them PTSD or PTSD related problems. For an online PTSD support forum, see: www.ptsdforum.org
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a mental and emotional condition that has its origins in a physical and/or mentally traumatic event that occurred anywhere from a few days to several years in the past. PTSD can develop by one overwhelming trauma as in 9/11 or by a series of smaller traumas or abuses occurring over several years such as living in an alcoholic home. It can be recognized from symptoms such as recurrent and persistent recollections of the traumatic event and recurring dreams of the event. The history of PTSD date back to the early 1800′s where military doctors began diagnosing soldiers with “exhaustion” following the stress of battle. This “exhaustion” was characterized by mental shutdown due to individual or group trauma. Around this time there was a syndrome in England called ‘railway spine’ or ‘railway hysteria which bares a resemblance to what we call PTSD today. This was found by people who had been in the catastrophic railway accidents of that time. In World War I and II the term ‘shell shock’ and combat fatigue’ were terms to describe veterans who exhibited stress and anxiety after being in combat. The official designation of “Post Traumatic Stress Disorder” did not come about until 1980 when the Third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) was published. Some individuals get exposed to major trauma, such as, war, rape, accidents, physical assaults, kidnapping, natural diasters, that have effect on physiological …

This Video is non-commercial. This Film made by me shows the Soldiers of World War 1 who lived through the Horror and got scarred for Life. During World War 1 many had Facial Reconstructions, but for sure they couldn’t take a Walk without being pointed at by other Peoples, or even be called a Monster. This Film remembers those German, English, French and American Soldiers who suffered from these Physical and Mental Scars of World War 1. Additonal Note: Nobody is dead on those photographs, they looked like that after the Facial-Reconstruction and were alive. Music: Immediate Music – Serenate

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Anxiety BC – anxietybc.com Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is an anxiety disorder that can develop after an individual has experienced or witnessed a major trauma. There are many different types of symptoms that someone can have after a trauma, but PTSD symptoms fall into 3 categories: 1. Reliving or re-experiencing the trauma 2. Attempts to avoid thoughts, situations, or people that are reminders of the trauma 3. Increased anxiety or arousal, including being constantly on guard for danger, and being easily startled There is no one type of trauma that can lead to PTSD. Rather, there are several different kinds of traumatic situations that can do this, all of which have certain common elements. Click below to read more… Anxiety BC – anxietybc.com
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Hear from Dr. Robert Motta, Professor of psychology at Hofstra University, as he discusses Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and the incident at Fort Hood.

Gina the German Shepherd served a 6-month tour of duty in Iraq that left her traumatized. As Debbye Turner Bell reports.

Psychological disorders following exposure to trauma include personal suffering, decreased productivity, occupational and social dysfunction, medical disorders and demands on health services. In this talk, Drs. Zoellner and Bryant review current research associated with the persistence of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and the variety of viable options that exist for treatment. Speakers also explore treatment options and focus on the effectiveness of both therapies and medications. To see more videos from the University of Washington visit uwtv.org.

Telling my story I dont expect you to pity me or to feel sorry for me. Just understand & listen. I’m still learning. I went through a dysfunctional family & a diffulcult childhood. My dad was a residential school survivor and my mom went through the same symptoms and patterns i went through. So i had to fight the demons with them growing up…at the age of six. I went through alot at a young age, and so did my sister. and sorry if i didn’t share more, but I’d blacked out some memories back then…i cant seem to remember some memories, only a few memories. During the story. I said we left my dad one night, after the traumatic event. A year later he came back to us, and i was relieved for some time, and he’s been sober for 15 years..and went through a healing journey, and so did my mother. & of course me as well. & just last year. I completely forgived my father and mother, and that wall between us broke down after letting forgiving them. it was the greatest feeling i ever had in forever. The weight was off my shoulders. I took me awhile to see myself, and release all that anger & heavy emotional baggage i was carrying around all these years. It wasn’t easy. After being quiet in over a decade. But i eventually get it all out. Almost all of it. I’m still recovering everyday. PS for those of you still holding all your emotions on what you went through. Don’t hold them in. Supressing it only makes it worse…Let it all out. I guarantee it’ll make you feel better afterwards. it …
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