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    General Is It Normal For The Sufferer To Isolate Themselves From Just You And Not Friends?

    BlackBirdRising, Thank you so much for sharing valuable information about PTSD. I'm in a relationship with a man, stationed in the Army with PTSD and I'm at a cross road, hurt, and I think its time for me to let go. We both live in separate states. I've dated this man for almost a year and...
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    Relationship Help.. Boyfriend With Ptsd (former Army)

    Thanks NurseNurse for the prayers! ; - )
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    Relationship Help.. Boyfriend With Ptsd (former Army)

    I'm also sad to report that my boyfriend attempted suicide last night-- he is presently under 24 hour care/supervision @ nursenurse it's time for me to reasses this relationship. Your advice is helpful.
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    Relationship Help.. Boyfriend With Ptsd (former Army)

    Thanks nurse nurse! You speak the truth!
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    General Is It Normal For The Sufferer To Isolate Themselves From Just You And Not Friends?

    Hi Eric, I can relate! Ladies speak the truth on this thread. My boyfriend who is stationed in the Army suffers from PTSD. I asked him why he isolates himself from me at times but continues contact with others. His response: I pose a threat to him because I know his weaknesses (PTSD). Others do...
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    Relationship Help.. Boyfriend With Ptsd (former Army)

    Good Afternoon Ladies, When I came across this post, brought tears to my eyes! I'm experiencing the same thing with a boyfriend in the Army. Think I'm going crazy sometimes and I know its not me. I try my best to be supportive and understanding of his mood swings, his standoffish behavior, the...
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