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LizD
Hi
I have recently started seeing a ex serviceman with ptsd. He was honest about his condition from the start but i'm falling deep and im worried about how to handle his condition. He gets really jumpy at the slightest noise and admitted to hallucinating after fire works went off the over evening.
I guess I just want any tips on making this work. What can I do to support him?
I suffer with my own health problems, both physical and mental, and he has been great about them so far. Totally ignoring the embarrassing and dealing with my anxieties over our relationship. I plan on opening up totally to him next week about my anxieties and i just want to be there for his.
I have recently started seeing a ex serviceman with ptsd. He was honest about his condition from the start but i'm falling deep and im worried about how to handle his condition. He gets really jumpy at the slightest noise and admitted to hallucinating after fire works went off the over evening.
I guess I just want any tips on making this work. What can I do to support him?
I suffer with my own health problems, both physical and mental, and he has been great about them so far. Totally ignoring the embarrassing and dealing with my anxieties over our relationship. I plan on opening up totally to him next week about my anxieties and i just want to be there for his.