The Effect of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder on Veteran Soldiers’ Mental and Everyday Life
Jason D. Paolillo
This article investigates the relationship between soldiers with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and the disruption in their personal relationships after returning home from combat as well as the current issue of PTSD in the military. Findings indicate that soldiers who experience symptoms of PTSD are more likely to have poorer personal relationships and marital problems. Additionally it seems that these soldiers are more likely to be abusive, depressed, anxious, and engage in the use of drugs and alcohol.
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Spring 2008: Jason D. Paolillo

