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    Relationship My husband has ptsd and has an opiate addiction.

    My husband was shot in Afghanistan and has become addicted to narcotics.He will do them for a couple weeks and then stop for a couple weeks. He has never overdosed or even nodded out that i have seen but he has gotten to the point where he constantly spends our bill money on pills. He gets paid...
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    Relationship Violence Upon Waking

    I would like to start off saying that my boyfriend (who has Combat PTSD) has never been violent or even angry. We have been together On and off for about 2 years and I have never been "scared" of him. He doesn't have outburst or triggers that make him angry. His triggers cause him to go deep...
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    No Affection

    My combat wounded army veteran is completely emotionally disconnected....I realize that it is often difficult for sufferers to make emotional connections however I find it difficult to determine whether my boyfriend simply is struggling or if he just does not truly care for me....he is very good...
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    Supporter Working On Being The Best I Can Be

    I'm 22 years old and have been dating my combat wounded army vet for a year now and things have changed for the worst as far as his PTSD symptoms go. I joined this group because of the stress all this is causing me.it is very painful dating a PTSD sufferer because it is easy to feel insecure and...
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