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May 05, 2011, 07:14 PM
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Location: Coram Deo
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Part of the problem will be, and has been, that not all of the medical groups agree with any findings. They tend to stick to what they think they know to be true (this is also true with those who go on into psychiatry, imo.)
Most MDs know that anti depressants don't work for 70% of the population, and that any one a-d will work for only %30, not all of them --the a-ds--will.... yet they don't share this and make it like it's the patient who is being resistant (or not taking their med) when it doesn't help, making the person more depressed. 
IDK maybe they consider the military events as viable and allowable for physical ailments but not PTSD by any other life-death situation?????  IDK.
Yes, the ongoing mis-management of stress takes it's toll on the body. I know personally too.
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