This affects future generations too. My grandfather had horrible PTSD from fighting the Japanese in WW2 … then as now, there was little support from the military for therapy afterwards- they did experiments with electric shock therapy instead! However, they were great with supporting my grandmother after his quite early death (radiation related emphysema). I’ve had major trust issues with authority and ‘experts’ all my life due to this.
I have to dissagree with you. Saying man up in any scenario is not okay. Becuse that person crying over the internet connection could be crying for a reason that you dont understand.
I genuinely feel him going on to podcasts talking about his life doesn’t help him at all I feel he just needs to move on with his life and stop thinking about the past which has caused him the pain I feel he just does it for attention starting to be abit repetitive and not believable
With severe ptsd, it's not a really a choice to move on. It becomes a part of you. You never really nice past it. It's hard to erase images you see whenever you close your eyes or re experience it whenever you sleep.
@@bjpgm1233 go do what he did and we will see if you come out of it instead of stitting behind the screen saying big man shit go play with the big boys
@@jackhargreaves3670 I’m happy not being a mass killer thanks he can hide behind his kills saying they was honourable and saved lives but clearly he’s not feeling that honourable now I used to respect people in the military but not these modern day ones
I feel like you're under-mining what's happened to him. Craig has literal brain trauma. His PTSD is amplified due to that.
Soldiers like Craig Harrison should be honoured, Great man.
This affects future generations too. My grandfather had horrible PTSD from fighting the Japanese in WW2 … then as now, there was little support from the military for therapy afterwards- they did experiments with electric shock therapy instead! However, they were great with supporting my grandmother after his quite early death (radiation related emphysema). I’ve had major trust issues with authority and ‘experts’ all my life due to this.
very well put Rob ,brill.
I have to dissagree with you. Saying man up in any scenario is not okay. Becuse that person crying over the internet connection could be crying for a reason that you dont understand.
Likes to be original and disruptive … yet gets guests that have been everywhere already
I genuinely feel him going on to podcasts talking about his life doesn’t help him at all I feel he just needs to move on with his life and stop thinking about the past which has caused him the pain I feel he just does it for attention starting to be abit repetitive and not believable
With severe ptsd, it's not a really a choice to move on. It becomes a part of you. You never really nice past it. It's hard to erase images you see whenever you close your eyes or re experience it whenever you sleep.
@@chriswalpole9214 he know what he was in for no one forced him to sign up it wasn’t are war our country wasn’t invaded Simone
Don’t think you understand how PTSD works bud 😂
@@bjpgm1233 go do what he did and we will see if you come out of it instead of stitting behind the screen saying big man shit go play with the big boys
@@jackhargreaves3670 I’m happy not being a mass killer thanks he can hide behind his kills saying they was honourable and saved lives but clearly he’s not feeling that honourable now I used to respect people in the military but not these modern day ones