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Well, she likes to joke that I married her to be her caregiver,
[laughing] which is not the truth.
Like I said, when we met, we just had so much in common.
The PTSD wasn't apparent right when we met,
and for quite a while, I think she did a good job
of not showing her symptoms, to put it that way, I guess.
But I know it wasn't ever anything that was her fault.
She had the best intentions of being in the Air Force
and serving our country, and that was just something
that happened as a result of her trying to be a good person
and do what she felt was the right decision,
to serve her country.
And so, I guess, in a way, I've never felt like
that should be held against her,
that because of what she did that she got PTSD.
And sure, like I said, it's certainly created some hurdles
that are tough to work through at times, but, you know,
any marriage, I think, has its challenges,
and you just have to figure out a way to get through them
if you're interested in keeping your marriage together,
like anything else.