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Thank you all for the responses. @WillyKat I will pick up both suggested books, I am an avid reader, and will make time to read the book with my children together so that I may answer any questions they have about it, or my experiences. Maybe that will make them feel better. @Sighs...

@SheilaKathy I am not against therapy or seeing it through. I have yet to consult a TRAUMA Specialist. I will do so. Thank you.

Thank you for your kind words and support @Junebug it is highly appreciated.

I was in the Military for just about 10 years. I spent two tours in Iraq and left the Military in 2011 due to an agreement between my wife and I that it was very hard on her and our then year and a half old daughter. Upon my agreement to move back into the civilian world I was actually...

@FridayJones thank you very much. I appreciate the warm welcome.

Sorry for your losses, especially someone that made you so happy. Yes I worry all the time about the world's future, my childrens, my families and mine. Things are going down hill in this world so quickly I am not so sure anyone or any nation can pick it back up to where it once was. It is a...

Under such stress, and emotional turmoil, the grieving process is functioning normally. Even though you aren't doing and going about things how you normally do, this is how your body processes and maintains. I could be wrong, but in my experience I let things flow. It's definitely hard, and...

So far I do and once I get familiar with everything I will contribute what I can to here and mycombatptsd as well

Thank you all for the warm welcomes. AnnaC please thank your brother for his service. I am ecstatic to converse and/or interact with all of you.

Hello everyone, my name is Steven Lucius Beach II, but I tend to go by my middle name Lucius due to my father and I having the same name. I am a 10 year US Army National Guard (Fulltime AGR) veteran, have been out since 2011. I served in Iraq twice, in 2004 and again in 2008. I have been...