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His trigger points would cause him to lose a job
because his employers would not understand what PTSD is,
and stress level just from a normal everyday job
hits military members that have PTSD different
than what a normal everyday person would.
With him going through therapy, he's able to
at least hang on to a job for over a year,
and that right there is an accomplishment for him.
Other people would look at it and say,
"Oh, he can only hang on to a job for a year?"
To me, that is him getting out in the public,
being able to work with his skills
that he has worked on all of his life.
And then all of a sudden now doesn't want to be in the public.
And with those therapy classes, has gotten him back out there,
not sitting in front of a TV, or computer game, or Xbox for
hours on end because they're trying to get rid of a reality.