PTSD My Story, Please Listen!
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
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To the last two Presidents, the American people would like to know why you lied to the people you were supposed to help protect; there were no weapons of mass destruction. How do you sleep at night knowing you are receiving blood money from Soldiers losing their lives because of your business ethics, lies and deceit? We should have tried you in court and hold you and staff accountable for the heinous crimes you have committed on U.S. soil.
If this was an ordinary citizen, they would be facing life in prison. We taxpaying citizens need to hold all our government officials accountable for all acts while in office and if they do not honor their position, they should be held accountable to the offense. Remember America, when you do not follow company of business ethics, you may be terminated.
Mr. President, what are you and your staff doing to help our Soldiers and their family members to cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder? All we hear is blah, blah, blah. We see taxpayer's money going everywhere else except to the right people, the people who voted for you. Do you know Louisiana is still not rebuilt yet? Hell, it looks like Baghdad. What about your people Mr. President, stop worrying about what the world is thinking and take care of your family which is the United States. I understand disasters happen and my prayers go out to everyone; but we have had disasters for over forty years Sir. You said it is time for a change and I see you doing the same things every other President is doing, passing the buck.
Why haven't any Presidents signed a Bill to help stop homelessness of our veterans and civilian counterparts? We pass Bills for everything except that, why? I hold you and your whole staff accountable for your actions. Mr. President, if your freedom is not worth a Bill pass for the men and women fighting to keep America FREE, maybe you need to step down and put a Soldier in your position.
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About the Book
This book was written by a Soldier with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) dealing with his daily struggles with this disorder or in his words “trying to rid the dancing devils in my head”. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is about the silent trauma from which our soldiers are suffering and the author's own experience. Symptoms of PTSD include flashbacks, intrusive emotions, bad memories, nightmares, explosive outburst and irritability. The author will describe how he deals with PTSD and provide tips that helped him cope with this disorder.
About the Author
Curtis Butler III is a veteran of the United States Army. He served his country from 1989 to 1991 and again from 2002 to 2007. While oversees during Iraqi Freedom, he received several decorations,ribbons and recognitions. After serving his country, he was diagnosed with "Post Traumatic Stress Disorder"