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Seek Help for PTSD

Army medic Staff Sgt. Meg Krause recognized she had PTSD and had the courage to seek the help she needed.

This PSA comes from the Real Warriors Campaign. Visit Real Warriors online at realwarriors.net
Category: Quick Clips
Posted On: 11/4/2009
Source: Real Warriors

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Dr HIRANYA KUMAR DAS at 2009-11-05 04:18:08 wrote:

Army medic Staff Sgt. Meg Krause coming out with her courage & seeking advice for her PTSD will help in reporting any underlying cases & in the end help in build up a robust force with updated public health knowledge.
Keep up this good work.

Thanks.
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