MS KOTZE
Not necessarily no.  I've seen that - I know this is the criteria but if you compare post-traumatic stress disorder with acute stress disorder you will see there's a time difference.  Anything, if you look at acute stress disorder the time limit that they put on it is basically a minimum of two days and a maximum of four weeks, so anything further than four weeks is then considered post-traumatic stress disorder.  And in this case again it's very difficult, psychology is not an exact science, it's very difficult for me to put numbers or times or limits on this type of thing.  What I have to do as a professional is deal, look at the symptoms I see at that specific moment and draw a conclusion.