Heartbreaking. We remember this family.

there is no recovery.... just learning to cope.

We remember them with honour and respect. Be at peace now.

Rest In Peace :((

Rest in peace my Brother Royals

I live in fear every day that my brother will slip into this :/

0:49 TABARNACK

3:25 The politicians spend our lives easily, I am grateful that my son has not interest in the military, I live near an Operational Stress Incidence clinic and so have access to treatment more readily than my civilian counterparts, but once you are medically released everyone has to get on with their lives, that still hanging out with you may become incompatible with their military lifestyle. I do recommend having hobbies and learning to make friends with civilians. It wasn't my experience, but I can understand the closeness to can be had with those with whom you eat the same dirt with, you won't get that with civies, but they also won't get posted, they may be available for a longer period of your life. Making friends in high school was easy, people with shared experience were all around, I presume reg force can be much the same way, so learning how to make friends when circumstances don't smooch you together is a skill you may not otherwise learn, but learn to paint models, play board games, maybe Adventure League to get some Dungeons and Dragons on the go. Not everyone gets PTSD, but the numbers show that it is far from a zero percent risk. The job draws people for a number of reasons, just make sure it's just not the paycheck as the cost is simply too high. If you want to make the world better, help your country, and what have you, then thank you for your service, if you just don't know how you can survive with your personality and genetic lottery most other jobs will see you through the long haul better, become an HVAC installer. 2:50 After 25 years of therapy the PTSD I got when I was 18 still has me as permanently disabled, I've put in the work, taken pills for much of all that time, I've learned skills to be able to handle things better, but returning to work? No, that is not in the cards.

I suffer daily...self referred. Told I did not have PTSD.....just sleep apnea

Very well done 😎...For your info I follow #drjohnaking.I regularly watch his work on CPTSD&PTSD, you might enjoy them also.I have often found them to be hugely constructive.

They died from mefloquine poisoning. Get it right.

BMA In remembrence of Allah (= The God) hearts find peace!!!

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