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    William Rich is a 29 years old‚ homeless male and Afghanistan War Veteran. He appeared psychotic and unable to communicate. In 2012 he lost his right leg when a mine exploded and he uses a wheelchair. William stated he doesn’t want to stop using drugs (crystal and spice) because it relieves his symptoms of depression and anxiety. William shared that when he was a teenager he was placed on a 51/50 hold when he swallowed a bottle of pills after a breakup with his girlfriend. He stated he had a

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    Oliver Stone’s Born on the Fourth of July an adaptation of the memoir by Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic. Tom Cruise ‚ in a role that was a brave departure for him in 1989‚ plays Kovic in his adult years. Kovic grows up as a child of the American dream in 1950s Long Island. He’s a God-fearing‚ baseball-hitting‚ patriotic man who lives in an environment full of parades and malt shops. As a high school senior‚ young Ron doesn’t think twice about signing up for the Marines‚ believing that he’s doing the

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    To heal without medication is possible‚ and even preferred by many. Individuals who have the gift of a visionary‚ and the heart of compassion have been driven toward a group of people—particularly soldiers diagnosed with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)—with a deep desire to improve their lives. They possess the need to make a change in this world: rather it is for a loved one‚ a patient‚ or even a soldier once themselves. Educating and bringing awareness to the public and the health care system

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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is an anxiety disorder that is triggered from traumatic experiences such as‚ horrid childhood‚ flashbacks‚ and possibly nightmares. Natural disasters‚ rape‚ sexual assaults‚ war veterans‚ or any other serious experiences could lead to having post-traumatic stress disorder. PTSD has several symptoms‚ which vary from diagnosed patients. Symptoms occur naturally to stressful events such as‚ irritability‚ anxiety‚ depression‚ guilt‚ increasing substance abuse‚ negativity

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    favor the ghetto defense? Why or why not? Evaluating the Author’s Viewpoint Debate 1. Robin Shellow‚ Felicia Morgan’s attorney‚ believes intthe ghetto defense. Do you ? Explain your reasoning. 2. Flaherty raises the question that if a Vietnam veteran can claim PTSD from the shock of the war‚ why shouldn’t a similar defense be made of a young black reared in an embattled ghetto? How do you respond to the idea? 3. Flaherty believes the American justice system often favors the powerful over the

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    stress disorders. Personality disorders and personality changes are among the most common. These personality changes prevent people from resuming the lives they had before the trauma caused by war. Not only is this evident among our World War II veterans‚ it is evident in John Knowles ’ A Separate Peace. The character of Leper displays this characteristic after he leaves boot camp. In John Knowles ’‚ A Separate Peace‚ the‚ minor character Leper‚ experiences a dramatic personality change‚ due to his

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    symptoms lessen in severity‚ however - according to the majority of medical practitioners – they will rarely disappear. Moreover‚ according to a 2010 study conducted by the National Society of PTSD‚ ten percent of women and five percent of men in the United States will undergo psychological symptoms of PTSD for

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    Most injuries are extremely severe that the individual would need assistant with everything like eating and getting dressed. Most organizations are formed because of a purpose or influence. The attacks on September 11‚ 2001 transformed the United States. Several of individuals took an oath to enlist in the military. The two wars took countless casualties and injuries as well. This organization was formed as a result of the injured soldiers. “What started as a program to provide comfort items to

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    must have an avoidance associated stimilu‚ and the person must have a hypervigilance and chronic arousal (like having anger issues or not being able to sleep) (Austin‚ et. al. ‚ 2011:111) (Seedat‚ 2011). These three symptoms can be in a minimum state‚ but all three need to be visible before a person can be diagnosed with PTSD (Austin‚ et. al. ‚ 2011:111). All symptoms must be shown for a month or more and cause signifcant distress or impairment in social or occupational areas of functioning and

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    of the Marines to protect their privacy so I will call them Marine A and Marine B. Marine A I worked with for three years and he told me about his time in combat and what happened on the battlefield. He told me about how it was hard coming back state side and trying to live. We talked about how he was diagnosed with PTSD after his last deployment. We would talk about the struggles he faced day in and day out. We would talk about the triggers that he had that would cause flash backs. Fourth

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