PTSD veteran

Fireworks and Combat Veterans Don’t Mix

by samuelmurrayboneyiv
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Other than playing loud music and using drugs to help me get through fireworks on this Fourth of July, I did something different.
Other than playing loud music and using drugs to help me get through fireworks on this Fourth of July, I did something different.
Fireworks and Combat Veterans Don’t Mix

Fireworks and Combat Veterans Don’t Mix

Other than playing loud music and using drugs to help me get through fireworks on this Fourth of July, I did something different.

This is my explanation of why fireworks and combat veterans don’t mix !

Please help me raise awareness for C-PTSD and share this video with friends and family. The only way to cut veteran suicide is to be aware of the problem.

Thank you!

 

 

 

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About samuelmurrayboneyiv

Author of Combat Medic : A soldier's story of the Iraq war and PTSD.Served as a combat medic on the front lines in operation Iraqi freedom/ enduring freedom. Medically retired from the Army in 2006 with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, retired from the VA hospital since 2013. After struggling with PTSD and suicide for twelve years I have made it my priority to share my story with as meany people as I can to help America understand what it's like being a combat veteran back home from war. It is my hope that other veterans can relate to my life and take use the same tools as me to live a better life with PTSD.

6 comments on “Fireworks and Combat Veterans Don’t Mix”

  1. GP Cox
    July 5, 2017

    Actually, there were very little fireworks around here and they were in the distance!! Hope you fared well.
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  2. ryan
    July 5, 2017

    I can’t imagine man. Thanks for sharing!

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  3. Bethany
    July 6, 2017

    Such an important topic. I have PTSD and my trigger is elevators. I have made a lot of progress but educating others about any type of PTSD is crucial!

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  4. Christine
    July 6, 2017

    Thanks for sharing this. This opened my eyes to how combat veterans must feel on July 4th. Thanks for raising awareness and for serving our country!

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  5. Ophelia Tang
    July 6, 2017

    Thanks for sharing your insights and thoughts. I pray that you are doing well. Thanks for sharing.
    XOXO //SINCERELY OPHELIA | NYC Petite Fashion Blogger

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