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A video exploring the effects of combat and trauma on servicemen and service women, and others who have been traumatized, and the search for peace when someone develops PTSD.

“You’ve Got to Find What You Love.

amazing movie. i want to watch it again.

The story deals with Carl Sagan and things like our blue earth. one quote goes: "Age has brought me wisdom, but faith has brought me tears." It may sound nihilistic, but it is not. It is a wonderful little film.

A NYPD police officer relates his story about how PTSD affects him. He talks about how when he tried to explain what happen to him on 9/11 he was hospitalized, and iin groups, when he tried to explain what he saw and how it affected him, some of the group members ran out of the room, and he was never allowed to speak of it again.

From Democracy Now, this video examines things like why CNN in America presents different vidoes on our tv screens than its CNN International. One says everything is fine. Don't sweat it. The other shows the cost of the Iraqi war. You decide.

This is a professional level video on the subject. Also, the veterans get a chance to talk about their experiences. Some significant others express their experiences of their veterans.

A young man sings of a fallen Marine warrior

a man is at his wit's end. desperate. then he hears his family pray for him to come back. his point, and the point of this video, in his words, "i want this song to remind our troops that no matter how we feel about the war {Iraq} we are all pround of them, they are our HEROS." one of the lyrics is "i wish i had joined my friends and died," is what i, as vn vet, have heard and thought many times.

Calling sexual abuse "the other PTSD" is diminishing the victim. I wouldn't make a point out of this if the news station didn't continually make sexual abuse less offensive and prevalent than it is. However, the women come through like the champs they are. They are honest, and direct, and not intimidated.

Composed by Sedrick Fuliga Westpac 2005 USS Nimitz (CVN-68) SGT Ed Goodwill took the pictures. "no matter how we feel about the war, we are all proud of them, they are our HEROES!!!."