Combat Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder |
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Should those who suffer from combat PTSD be recognized as casualties? How legitimate is mental illness in comparison to a physical injury? With this, should it be appropriate for a man/woman with PTSD to receive a purple heart?
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Just because someone is stronger than another, doesn't mean that they're weak. They're weaker than the stronger individual, but whether or not their weak is up to individual definitions.
I'm not saying don't treat PTSD, I'm all for treatment. I'm saying that just because they get PTSD, they shouldn't necessarily get a purple heart. Take two individuals, one get the strep throat and the other doesn't. Should the one who got strep be rewarded over the person who didn't, outside of being treated/attempted to be cured? |
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