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For example, stiff, far away, emotionless, awkward. At one point, I thought my sufferer had Asperger's. But now that I've been on this site and have read a lot about PTSD, I know that when he goes into robot mode he must be disassociating. Still, I'm always wondering how much the way he is is...

I was listening to Ingrid Michaelson when her song, "Breakable" came on. I think it's so beautiful and I was really struck by some of the lyrics. They made me feel like she's singing about my experience with my sufferer. The whole song sounds to me like it could be about PTSD.

I'm interested in hearing people's reactions to an article I came across in The Huffington Post entitled, "Note to Colleagues: Please Stop Saying Post Traumatic Stress is Incurable." I tried to include a link, but the system that it was spam. Do you agree that PTSD is curable?

I know PTSD sufferers often isolate from their supporters when they are triggered but I'm wondering how typical it is for them to also temporarily vilify their supporters in the process?

I've read through a ton of threads on here, especially those of other supporters. I have to say, after everything I've read about how incredibly supportive and patient people are in their relationships with sufferers, I feel like a jerk. I'm pretty sure I'm not a PTSD suffer, but I'm very...

I've read that some sufferers aren't emotionally available and can't feel love. Can anyone relate to this?