text: in a country where our soldiers fight for us - why can't we fight the war against ptsd? http://www.desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?aid=/20060512/news08/605120397/1001/news&lead=1  http://joshua-omvig.memory-of.com/ recycle: way to be an idiot.  tonya: i am so sorry for your loss. ptsd is a terrible thing to live with, i am a survivor myself. i don't have it for the same reason, but it is important for soldiers to come home to a good support system. ptsd is treatable and only the families of these unsung heroes can jump in and help. i think more national attention needs to be given to mental illness all around because it is only recently they are discovering how many forms of autism there are out there and there is so much stigma for anyone who suffers a mental illness, well, it's discrimination is what it is. don't let your cry go unheard. study up and speak out. it's the only way that they will eventually have to listen. the more of us that make the noise, the more the thunder cannot be denied. best to you.