Veterans on Symptoms of PTSD 

In sorry to hear that

@Meh go to war then See if you act like that

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@@isartoebes4552 Veterans in Crisis treated as Criminals only furthers the CRISIS!!!!!! I am reaching out to you as a veteran with major concerns with the government's systemic failures and the physical trauma caused to veterans due there severe lack in education. I am truly disheartened and at a loss for words. I am specifically reaching out to you because I believe you are one of the few with an intelligence level that may understand. I have assembled all my data as clearly as I could on a website. Please review Thank you. Www.usvaw.org So the basic interpretation of what you speak. The V.A wants depressed toxic veterans for the sake of studies and profits. The VA does not want uplifted, happy, pain relief for veterans by using simply 2 atoms found abbundent in nature and whip cream and legal. 1 Hydrogen atom and 2 oxygen atoms. So this failure as forced veterans to use CO2. This conigtive dissonance really needs to end. I have watch this go on for over a decade now. Makes my heart weep. Click subject to show or hide individual messages below. Medication: Medication request -- O 17 Nov 2020 @ 06:45 ET To: Kathy Ingelse _MentalHealthClinic_+ Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has shown early promise as a rapidly acting antidepressant in patients with treatment-resistant major depression and is currently investigated in several clinical trials. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Exploring Nitrous Oxide as Treatment for Mood Disorders ... Click subject to show or hide individual messages below. Medication: Medication request --investigated in several clinical trials. 608400 seconds in a week. That's how many veterans I will have reached out to come Friday. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has shown early promise as a rapidly acting antidepressant in patients with treatment-resistant major depression and is currently investigated in several clinical trials. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Exploring Nitrous Oxide as Treatment for Mood Disorders ...RxList › inomax-drug Inomax (Nitric Oxide): Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Interactions ...Nitrous oxide is an inhaled gas that causes a decrease in anxiety and helps patients to relax. It also has some analgesic effect, which means that it can help decrease pain.Nitrous oxide may bring relief to veterans suffering from PTSD, new study suggestsen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous_oxide_(medication) www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Exploring Nitrous Oxide as Treatment for Mood Disorders ... Trust with love! www.usvaw.org. "The Pedals of the Lotus are Many, But the Flower is Just One! Philosophy, Politics, Religion are Many, But the TRUTH is still just ONE!!!" Www.usvaw.org Sincerest, Most Sincerest, William O'Connor "The Pedals of the Lotus are Many, But the Flower is Just OnE! Shame on all of you. Let's get ourselves educated to prevent these disheartening behaviors in our communities. Sothe basic interpretation of what you speak. The V.A wants depressed toxic veterans for the sake of studies and profits. The VA does not want uplifted, happy, pain relief for veterans by using simply 2 atoms found abbundent in nature and whip cream and legal. 1 Hydrogen atom and 2 oxygen atoms. So this failure as forced veterans to use CO2. This conigtive dissonance really needs to end. I have watch this go on for over a decade now. Makes my heart weep. Click subject to show or hide individual messages below. Medication: Medication request -- OC 17 Nov 2020 @ 06:45 ET To: Kathy Ingelse _MentalHealthClinic_+ Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has shown early promise as a rapidly acting antidepressant in patients with treatment-resistant major depression and is currently investigated in several clinical trials. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Exploring Nitrous Oxide as Treatment for Mood Disorders ... Click subject to show or hide individual messages below. Medication: Medication request --investigated in several clinical trials. 608400 seconds in a week. That's how many veterans I will have reached out to come Friday. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has shown early promise as a rapidly acting antidepressant in patients with treatment-resistant major depression and is currently investigated in several clinical trials. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Exploring Nitrous Oxide as Treatment for Mood Disorders ...RxList › inomax-drug Inomax (Nitric Oxide): Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Interactions ...Nitrous oxide is an inhaled gas that causes a decrease in anxiety and helps patients to relax. It also has some analgesic effect, which means that it can help decrease pain.Nitrous oxide may bring relief to veterans suffering from PTSD, new study suggestsen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous_oxide_(medication) www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc Exploring Nitrous Oxide as Treatment for Mood Disorders ... Trust with love! www.usvaw.org. "The Pedals of the Lotus are Many, But the Flower is Just One! Philosophy, Politics, Religion are Many, But the TRUTH is still just ONE!!!" Www.usvaw.org Sincerest, William

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My grandpa will shake everytime he watches war documentary or hear firework, it's sad he have seen some stuff from Nam

My DAD 🤣🤣

The VA is the nightmare. The rest of society are the minions.

VA is run by Liberals - ill pass

Thank you for your service bro keep your head up man you got this

@@k4zf514 Thank you for your words. ❤️

Wait, could someone explain what that is?

The VA are pill pushers! I've been there brother. But this thing is going to destroy me. I just don't even know anymore.

@Celtic Viking I want to tear up, because I dont want to be a statistic of 22 a day. I have MST and have been through intensive therapy while in and out. It's been 3 years out for me, and the future seems foggy. I'm trying my best daily to cope but with my mental health it's difficult. I try to seem strong, but inside I'm truely hurting.

@Celtic Viking I am glad you've made it this far in life.

Hello, Thank you for writing. It concerns us to hear about your difficulties, and we want to make sure you’re aware of the following information if you ever feel like calling. We are here to support you.  The Veterans Crisis Line is a great resource. This confidential, anonymous service is available whenever you need of someone to talk to. Veterans and their loved ones can call 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1, chat online at www.veteranscrisisline.net, or send a text message to 838255 to receive confidential support. You are not alone. You may find it helpful to view videos of other Veterans sharing their stories of overcoming similar, challenging circumstances on our website: www.MakeTheConnection.net/stories To find VA and community-based services in your local area, you can use the resource locator on our website: www.MakeTheConnection.net/resources

Something interesting about PTSD was that it never fully heals or goes away. It sucks...

Meh Go get in the front lines yourself. Then repeat that with a straight face.

Meh Doesn’t matter what you are, what you said was disrespectful.

Hello, Thank you for writing. Whether you are a Veteran or not, it is common to have reactions such as upsetting memories, increased jumpiness, or trouble sleeping after a serious accident, disaster, assault, or other trauma. If these reactions do not go away or get worse, you may have posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Learn more about this condition and the treatments available, including where to get help for PTSD: www.ptsd.va.gov/gethelp/index.asp Discover ways to deal with PTSD symptoms: www.ptsd.va.gov/understand_tx/tx_basics.asp If you have an iPhone or Android smartphone, you may also want to download the free PTSD Coach app: www.ptsd.va.gov/appvid/mobile/ptsdcoach_app.asp Spread the word about the PTSD resources available: www.ptsd.va.gov/publications/print/index.asp

How was god created then🤔

@@ryanthomas1438it is written John 1:1 in the beginning was the word and the word was God.believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved..without faith its impossible to please God , the just shall live by faith and not by sight.

And the word was with God*

There’s no god sorry read a science book

Amen

Maybe so but it is only soldiers who risk their live and give up their personal freedom for this country just to have every whining bitch with a hangnail claiming ptsd!!! Unless you’ve served we don’t want to hear about it!!!

@@blaine1124 That statement is provably untrue. A nurse watching people die of COVID is certainly serving their country and risking their life. The same goes for a teacher who survives a school shooting. How about a first responder during a natural disaster? Wildland firefighter? In fact, their contributions to society are more positive, ensuring health and enriching life instead of destroying it. The larger point you fail to understand is that PTSD affects the brain in much the same way, whether you are a soldier, a rape survivor, an abused child, whatever. That's why it's a documented disorder and also not called "soldiers only PTSD". The idea of comparing trauma and assigning it greater value is absurd. Instead of invalidating people you don't know, maybe take a look at the beliefs about yourself that would lead to such an aggressive, unfeeling response.

@@charliemcpherson6299 people live in this country in relative safety. Yes I know bad things happen in life, to everyone!! But what you are not seeming to understand is that soldiers in combat zones are living in hell in constant state of fear. We get to experience death and destruction on a scale people who’ve never been in these conditions could imagine!! It pisses me of to hear about someone claiming ptsd because they heard a gunshot or had one incident happen to them!! People seem to want to use whatever bad thing that happened to them to play victim for the rest of their lives. I know rape and child molestation among other tings are traumatic but there is help and immediate recovery assets available to civilians here at home. And also another thing that most people don’t understand is that when your in the military, you can’t quit and walk away. You are there until your dead or your enlistment is up, and even then you can be stop loss and have your enlist extended involuntarily. Cops, doctors, nurses... can quit anytime if they don’t like the boss or working conditions. Soldiers can’t!

@@charliemcpherson6299 thank you for saying this.. my gma was a nurse for over 40 years and was diagnosed with PTSD.

@@blaine1124 people who live in poor cities experience similar things to that too.. they live with what’s known as survivor brain. They experience almost everything that you just mentioned. So, it’s not about whining over a nail or whatever you said.

Thank you for writing and for your service. We regret to hear about your difficulties with your care at VA. Veterans and their family members who receive care at VA facilities and clinics and feel their concerns are not being addressed by their treatment teams are encouraged to talk to the patient advocate at their VA medical center. For more information about patient advocacy, visit: www.va.gov/health/patientadvocate/ Find your nearest VA medical center: www.va.gov/find-locations/

Wow, a response from the VA.

I just went to the VA Hospital and they told me no more appointments for the sleep clinic (got sleep apnea) until June. Really ? that's half a year from now.

Hello there, Thank you for writing and for your service. No matter what you may be experiencing, there is support for getting your life on a better track. Many Veterans have found the strength to reach out and Make the Connection. You can, too. Use the resource locator on our website to find VA and community-based services near you: www.MakeTheConnection.net/Resources Please explore the information and resources on this page and learn about treatment and recovery support for Veterans: maketheconnection.net/resources/treatment-recovery

VA is like "what bitch?".... now you are on the list for sure.

I thought it was Tinnitus, but that ringing does go loud.

jayjay86443 yes it is called tonight is you’re absolutely right a lot of people don’t know about it because it’s typically a symptom from definitions and people who have lost a significant amount of their hearing it’s similar to what we experience when we hear a very loud noise and have that ringing in her ears but for some it is constant and extremely loud, disorienting and hinders their ability to live a normal life I should know because my grandfather has tonight is due to his severe hearing loss that occurred literally overnight around three years ago he got it from an infection that basically inflamed the nerves blood vessels and everything surrounding his ear canal, eardrum and the ear in general LOL and was never the same literally it was scary he thought it would only last a couple days and he was just congested butThe hearing never came back and it was diagnosed later as hearing loss due to a basic common cold which is quite scary to think about and 85% of it is gone and he will never get it back

Yea

It's called tinnitus, and it is common among veterans, because, obviously, war is not a quiet affair.

Huh?

@Tazz Tazz Hello Tazz Tazz, It concerns us when you say "I keep seeing people I or others killed and keep hearing bangs and bombs gunfire and bodies makes me wanna kill myself i can't sleep at nite". There are VA employees that can help right away. Call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 (and Press 1) OR go to their live chat service by visiting www.veteranscrisisline.net and click on the red button in the top right corner of the page. It says, “Confidential Veterans Chat.” You can also send a text message to them at 838255. A responder will talk with you anonymously. We urge you to contact Veterans Crisis Line now. Don’t wait.

Tazz Tazz i’m thinking about joining the marines but it worries me that i’ll end up with ptsd and want to commit suicide, anything you can recommend that can help me or should i just join a different branch

Austin Boreham I’m joining the royal marine commandos. PTSD is something that we hope we don’t get and it’s not a voluntary thing you know?

Kerem Aysan yeah i get it your right at least i’m serving my country so it’s worth it 100%

Meh don’t care still joining i just thought about it for about a week and i decided that if i get ptsd that’s fine i’m serving my country and that’s all that matters

Hello, Dunning, Thank you for writing. No matter what you may be experiencing, there is support for getting your life on a better track. Many Veterans have found the strength to reach out and Make the Connection. You can, too. Use the resource locator on our website to find VA and community-based services near you: www.MakeTheConnection.net/Resources Please explore the information and resources on this page and learn about treatment and recovery support for Veterans: maketheconnection.net/resources/treatment-recovery

Dunning Kruger

Just wondering if you are a Marine....a year later?

Thanks doc

@@aweezywun You're welcome.