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Strac Trooper
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she meant to remind counselors that they could initially diagnose patients with a less severe stress condition known as "adjustment disorder." Its still PTSD no matter what you call it. Send her to Iraq or A-stan and let her get blown up, shot at, watch her friends get killed or whatever and lets see if its called "adjustment disorder."
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Mudpup92r (6/5/2008)
she meant to remind counselors that they could initially diagnose patients with a less severe stress condition known as "adjustment disorder." Its still PTSD no matter what you call it. Send her to Iraq or A-stan and let her get blown up, shot at, watch her friends get killed or whatever and lets see if its called "adjustment disorder." Is that her way of saying it in a more PC way? Either way, these men and women need help. Screw titles. Initally diagnose them with a less severe stress condition? After fighting in a war? I agree, send her over there and have her work at an FOB.
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George W. Bush
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Cherry
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| Hmm...the original article appears to be gone. Did anyone save it? I'd like to read it. Mongo
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