Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD) is most common in veterans because they are exposed to horrible and life-threatening experiences, a recent study indicated. The report also reveals that around 10-15% of veterans who have served in any war have the chance to develop PTSD. Those struggling with PTSD are not alone; ChoicePoint remembers and honors PTSD Warriors. During this PTSD awareness month, we are making efforts to help veterans struggling with PTSD.
Making someone realize they are not alone in their battle against PTSD may help them better cope with it or stay motivated during their treatment. That’s why ChoicePoint decided to publish content titled “Follow These Brave Veterans Who Have Battled With PTSD.”
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