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I agree with what Anthony said about there being no cure because true PTSD creates a permenant change that stays with us forever. I do however believe that we can overcome the effects with great diligence, help along with the mercy and grace of God.

It is hard to choose just one as several fit quite accurately.

It took several Shrinks and T's to get to one who actually knew what he was dealing with.

I voted yes. 17 years in live radio and TV production, I have done still photography for 25 years. I have authored 2 books now. I am grateful to have these outlets.

Trapped, Those 'specialist' obviously do not understand PTSD. A lot of Dr.s and T's like to lean toward bi-polar or manic because it is an easy diagnosis. My trauma began at 5 and though there were serious issues throughout my life, it was not diagnosed until I was in my mid to late 30's.

Way to Go Pandora! Congrats Pandora, You certainly are making great progress. Always remember that the people at church are just people too. Some of them may know God intimately and some may not. Some may not have great focus and then again, some may have it all together. Just know He is and...