Personality Disorder Misdiagnosis in the Military

[duhavifk]

one thousand dog then and they still dont want U

[salais0418]

(continued from previous) because the I have a Fatty LIVER. I dont know how i dont drink alot. I read that stress could cause too much cortisol to produce and have its toll on your liver anyways), APRAZOLAM(XANAX). All these medicines are are used for PTSD but yet they dont want to diagnose me HUMM!! Luckly i got a HOnorable discharge but it is true how do you go throught all the evals and be sent to war and then BAMM you have a personality disorder?? tell me UNCLE SAM TELL ME!

[salais0418]

I am one of these victims and am battling to get diagnosed by the VA with PTSD this shhhhhht is real talk. The VA wants to continue focusing on what they call a Personality Disorder and try to cluster me in a group instead of really treating my condition of PTSD so they dont have to worry about me. What is so funny is that they things they are saying about me IRRITABILTY MOOD ANXIETY all fall in with PTSD they have me on CITALOPHRAM, PROZASIN, TRAZADONE, DEPAKOTE(but switched to lithium

[ooldsalt]

Nothing new to the miliary. THE UNCOMMITTED MAN, - Department of Defense 1968 - PIN 29811 - PRESENTS THE SOCIOPATH IN SEVERAL TYPICAL ARMY SITUATIONS, POINTING UP THE CLUES FOR IDENTIFYING SUCH INDIVIDUALS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THEIR PROPER HANDLING AND DISPOSITION.

[starmanskye]

FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND homeless disabled veterans! That's a national outrage! That's the invisible 'cost' of a corrupt, treasonous sold-out corporate-run government that uses the military as the enforcement arm of their foreign policy protection & exploitation racket, waging opportunistic wars of aggression. We spend trillions of dollars on weapons & violence solving 'problems' our leaders create, conflicts that are totally unnecessary, fraudulent & wasteful, with many, many millions of victims.

[davidlory]

What the hell is the matter with our government? Thanks for putting this up. Too bad less than 500 people have seen it.

[NorthPoleJeff]

This is a very important video to watch. I'm a disabled Vet myself and have found out that there are 400,000 homeless disabled veterans in the U.S. The big reason is that he process of receiving disability is so difficult and massive that a person with a mental or severe disablity cannot go through all of the paperwork. The solution would be for anyone applying for disability would receive a provisional disability then the VA would have to prove that they are not disabled. C. Jeff Dyrek

[jpeskoff]

Great video, thank you for putting this together. This is still happening, it must stop.