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My life works.

Sherie Warner (US Army, 2001 - 2007) talks about how PTSD treatment can help.

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I'm more social again.

My relationships with my kids are much better.

I still have nightmares, I still don't sleep well.

I still get mad in the car when I'm driving.

But I don't have the flashbacks as much.

My startle reflex, I don't want to punch someone

every time a smoke alarm goes off.

I still get angry, I still won't like it,

but it's controlled, it's manageable.

I hold a full-time job, I work 45 hours a week.

I have a boyfriend that I am patient with and only

have the normal arguments, we're not constantly fighting.

My life works.

And I still wish I didn't have PTSD, I still don't like it.

I still want my old me back,

but I've gotten enough of her back

that I can recognize her in the mirror again,

and that is everything, that makes it possible to keep going.

And there was a while there when I didn't think

I would be able to, so it worked.

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