wildcritter44
Confident
For some people they simply can not admitt that anything is really WRONG. My hubby's x wife, still to this day doesn't believe he has PTSD. She is in denial it makes her "right" and him "wrong" so that is why their relationship failed.
Since he has been diagnosed with "Chronic PTSD" at least his 2 boys ages 11 & 13 have a little bit of any understanding that something is wrong, but being "worked on" with the Doctors that their Dad goes to see. I do what I can to help him in whatever way it needs doing to help him get better. I am grateful that I do not have secondary PTSD. I feel grateful to God & everyone that Ranger has gotten help, that he's getting better in many ways, even if he will Never be "cured!" He now realizes that like an alcoholic, he will always have PTSD. We just hope that it stays managable.
I truly feel for all the guys & gals of the military that are enduring it now & in the future as well as their families. I truly wish I could help some how.
Hugs to you all.
Donna
Since he has been diagnosed with "Chronic PTSD" at least his 2 boys ages 11 & 13 have a little bit of any understanding that something is wrong, but being "worked on" with the Doctors that their Dad goes to see. I do what I can to help him in whatever way it needs doing to help him get better. I am grateful that I do not have secondary PTSD. I feel grateful to God & everyone that Ranger has gotten help, that he's getting better in many ways, even if he will Never be "cured!" He now realizes that like an alcoholic, he will always have PTSD. We just hope that it stays managable.
I truly feel for all the guys & gals of the military that are enduring it now & in the future as well as their families. I truly wish I could help some how.
Hugs to you all.
Donna