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‘Weight of Honor’: Local filmmaker pays tribute to wounded warriors – FOX 11 Los Angeles
‘Weight of Honor’: Local filmmaker pays tribute to wounded warriors FOX 11 Los Angeles Their families suffer as well– now shouldering the tremendous burden of caring for our wounded warriors. In Honor of Armed Services Month, we introduce you to one local filmmaker whose mission it is to pay tribute to those who are often overlooked. |
Pet Pooch May Help Ease PTSD in Veterans – U.S. News & World Report
 U.S. News & World Report | Pet Pooch May Help Ease PTSD in Veterans U.S. News & World Report PTSD can develop as a reaction to a terrifying event, such as war, natural disasters, sexual assault and other physical violence or trauma. People with the condition may have prolonged anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares and other life-altering symptoms. |
Pet Pooch May Help Ease PTSD in Veterans – U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report | Pet Pooch May Help Ease PTSD in Veterans U.S. News & World Report PTSD can develop as a reaction to a terrifying event, such as war, natural disasters, sexual assault and other physical violence or trauma. People with the condition may have prolonged anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares and other life-altering symptoms. |
The PTSD Stigma: Why PTSD Doesn’t Just Affect Veterans – Care2.com
Care2.com | The PTSD Stigma: Why PTSD Doesn’t Just Affect Veterans Care2.com New research shows that while our awareness of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) increased substantially in the past few decades, our understanding of PTSD has remained fairly low. According to researchers, this has a lot to do with how we portray … |
The PTSD Stigma: Why PTSD Doesn’t Just Affect Veterans – Care2.com
Care2.com | The PTSD Stigma: Why PTSD Doesn’t Just Affect Veterans Care2.com New research shows that while our awareness of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) increased substantially in the past few decades, our understanding of PTSD has remained fairly low. According to researchers, this has a lot to do with how we portray … |