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This document discusses PTSD and its effects. It introduces a veteran named Jimmy who witnessed his friend's death in the Marines and continues to be haunted by images and memories from his service. PTSD disrupts people's lives and work. The document notes that traumatic events can cause PTSD when one's life is endangered and they feel a lack of control. Seeking treatment and social support from loved ones who listen without judgment can help. Finding the right therapist is important for coping strategies and living a productive life.
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- 3. Thesis PTSD has a bad effect on peoples lives and those people need treatment.
- 4. What is PTSD? traumatic event terrible and scary that you see, hear about, or that happens to you. lives are in danger no control disrupt your life Stress Related Getting nervous Panic attacks
- 5. How can people help? being there for them listening to them do not judge them show respect be positive. Going out with them Giving them a dog
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