I have met vets who have not talked about or reported they have PTSD because they worry that it will prevent them from getting work and more education.

You know there are people who "do" care, unfortunately they don't have the financial ability to help.

I also read an article about how they are not really following up to see if the treatment provided is actually helping our veterans. So I actually believe you did some kind of program and still struggle as I have mentioned some states are lousy in providing the help that is really needed. I know my therapist has worked with veterans and he probably does a much better job than the VA. I have gone for my own appointments and seen veterans that were before me getting therapy.

I think that what helps ease PTSD is reducing the stress and I would say being homeless is not a way of reducing stress.