If someone you love has PTSD, you could be suffering too
Part 2 of an interview with Welby O’Brien, author of Love Our Vets: Restoring Hope for Families of Veterans with PTSD Misconceptions and stigmas abound — many people believe PTSD is “all in their head,” or have misinformation regarding the seriousness of the condition. However, Love Our Vets: Restoring Hope for Families of Veterans with PTSD (Deep River Books) by Welby O’Brien reveals anyone who has been involved in a traumatic event can be affected by the disorder, and if someone has seen war, he or she probably has some level of PTSD. While others may not have PTSD themselves, if they are living with someone who does, they are, in fact, suffering from it as well. Q: Love Our Vets is a book written for families of veterans with PTSD. Explain what you mean by, “You may not have PTSD, but if you are living with someone who does, you are suffering from it as well”? PTSD not only affects the individuals who battle it firsthand, but it also deeply and profoundly impacts ...