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Tinyquin, You are not crazy. It took me a long time to share my feelings as well, and that doesn't always make things better. He needs to get help for his PTSD. There is so much help out there, especially for Veterans. And if he drinks 40 oz in a few gulps before getting home and isn't an...

Solara, you brought up some excellent points, especially the point that there is no incentive to heal if the behavior is accepted.

Have you ever been able to deal with petty arguments? We always have, so in times like this when her PTSD "flares up," we are able to discuss things, although lately it has not been until the next day. As I said, she is my ex - we officially broke up just over a week ago and after several days...

Yes, they have Family Support groups, education meetings for everyone, Connection groups (for the person with the illness). They also have 10 or 12 week "classes": Peer to Peer (for the person) and Family to Family (for the family).

And also, in regards to talk therapy not working, she has to find a therapist that she feels comfortable with, regardless of the type of therapy.

Since you are in the US, definitely check out NAMI. Where in the US are you? I'm in Florida.

Trice, I understand you. My partner /ex-partner of nearly 4 years has PTSD. It is liking walking on eggshells most every day. The one good thing about her is that she recognizes her PTSD and is willing to talk about it and try and get help. She sees a therapist and also a psychiatrist who...