PTSD POST MILITARY | How to identify it | Our experience

Hey Spouses! Today I am sharing a little bit of how we identified PTSD in our household especially throughout the military and how we cope with it to this day. This is a brief overview and highlights the main portion of what I want to share at this moment. Maybe later on I will go in depth as to every single detail but man this video could be hours long! Remember that trials and tribulations will come in any marriage and it is up to both of you to use these trials as a way to grow and strengthen your relationship! Thank you for watching and don't forget to like this video! Don't forget God loves you ALL!
FYI I am not a licensed therapist or a counselor I am just sharing to give you guys some insight and a basic understanding of PTSD from our perspective.
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[@i.ak.1684]

I'm getting goosebumps, hearing you explain why the soldiers are so tensed up. You really get it. That's awesome that you do.

[@andracoisbored]

I have found your channel and binged all your content. Thank you for being real and vulnerable. It helps people like myself who can relate. I also don't have a good relationship with my family. I am Italian and stationed in South Korea, so.. You can imagine lol. My husband is also 11b and he will be going to selection in a couple of months. I appreciate your videos and keep them coming please 🤍

[@athomewithme7599]

Amazing!! I am so glad you can find these helpful. I am still getting good at making these videos I promise they will get better! So glad you are embarking on this road soon lots of luck to you both!

[@reclusenz]

I just showed this video to my wife and I am shaking as I type this. Thank you very much for an accurate perspective and also constructive point if view. Men also have feelings - sometimes that can be lost in the fog.

[@athomewithme7599]

Absolutely true! It took me a while to understand my husbands condition and it’s always going to be a battle but patience and communication is so important! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[@damo2597]

I have a friend that’s a marine I was supposed to go with him but something happened we both aren’t the best, just thank you so much for the video, its a blessing

[@JayDubb3BCT]

Thank you Pamela for sharing your experience. PTSD is a major factor to why a lot of military marriages fail. Having a pov from a working functional perspective is immensely useful & helpful for the families going through this situation. Keep on keeping on Sister! 🤘🏼

[@athomewithme7599]

Thank you Jay! I could go on about this topic there is so much to cover but hopefully this gives some a little insight.

[@calvinchung3419]

Can you talk to my wife? Wow. You explain it so well. Especially with the whole being quiet, looking for exits, and needing time to process stuff. We are never truly comfortable.

[@pyeitme508]

Wow useful details ☺️👍

[@chiefstryder4538]

It took me 2 years to seek help. My wife and family supporting me are the reason im alive today.

[@athomewithme7599]

An encouraging and supportive family is highly important in this journey to rise above the trauma. No matter how long it takes, it’s never too late 🙏🏼

[@lttbe316]

Thank you young lady.

[@lttbe316]

Thank you for your Military service.

[@samanthaguzman8696]

Thank you for this video. One of my goals/dreams is to help those in the military struggling with PTSD and other things. 💝Much Love from, The Guzman's

[@i.ak.1684]

I'm twenty. I don't know much hahahahahahaa but if it matters to you I think you are a very honorable wife and person.