Who do we as veterans with PTSD really trust. When you think about it, when we make the change from civilian to a military person, we learn to rely on our team mates, or the person next to us, and we also learn to rely on our leaders to keep us safe and out of harm.
When the bullets start flying, or the mortars and rockets start landing, or even the explosions of grenades and IED's start going off, when we come through that, we form a bigger bond with the person next to us or our leaders.
Unfortunately, the bond we formed with our partners or children I think is shattered when the bond with our mates and team is forged in battle. This is why we find it so hard to open up to someone other than a fellow veteran. This is why we keep our feelings from our loved ones. This is why we change.
Thoughts????
When the bullets start flying, or the mortars and rockets start landing, or even the explosions of grenades and IED's start going off, when we come through that, we form a bigger bond with the person next to us or our leaders.
Unfortunately, the bond we formed with our partners or children I think is shattered when the bond with our mates and team is forged in battle. This is why we find it so hard to open up to someone other than a fellow veteran. This is why we keep our feelings from our loved ones. This is why we change.
Thoughts????