Feb 16, 2009 at 07:59 AM
has he gone to the VA for help? therapy and meds may help him. therapy being the most important, imho. it takes time when one suffers from combat ptsd. but he can improve. the key is that he must want the help. meanwhile you may benenfit from a support group for loved ones who deal with people with ptsd. it will give you insight and you will probably learn ways to cope while he is in the throes of combat ptsd. i wish you both well. 
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