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im in tsv at the moment Jimmy, family are in brisbane.. I've been screened out of the tsv course twice now, interpret that however you want. Goal for now is to rejoin my family in brisbane and attend the course down there

Gday all I deployed as a grunt to afghanistan 2010 (mtf-1) with 6RAR, for those not in the know, it was pretty messed up - the stuff that happens - i was able to deal with at the time by completely shutting off emotion, my section labelled me as a cold prick and didnt really want anything to...

not sure if you are aware mate, but get onto CTAS for transition entitlements, speak with your civvie case manager, there will be $4000 in funding for you to go do any civi course you will believe that could help u get a job - regardless if you intend on working or not. Mates that recently got...

Mate, I keep hearing horror stories about DVA in the southern states. I'm going through the same thing at the moment, in order for me to be classed "stable" i need to tip toe and get good reports from psych for 12 months and I must complete a 3 months PTSD course... needles to say if i let onto...

Nightmares, sweats, what I can only assume feels something like a heart attack... that taste in your mouth. It's largely due to the walls we put up, our conscious coping mechanisms we put in place to survive. When asleep it's no longer our concious state, the subconcious (no such thing as...

Not sure if it was covered in the thread, research has shown that ptsd sufferers (most common to c-ptsd or being in an envirnment for a very extended period of time under constant threat) actually forces the 5th chromozone in our DNA to mutate / evolve producing a fragile "a" or "g" within that...

Gday all I was a grunt serving in Afghanistan a couple years back, in 2011 when the drinking didn't help anymore and I was made to stop drinking by work, my problems became even more apparent. I was diagnosed with ptsd, I tried to keep it quiet, but in the end chain of command always find out...