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Sharlene Prinsen shares what her husband and her family endured, and how they had to find their own answers in the face of a medical system that is ill-equipped to handle mental illness. Sharlene’s husband Sean had served in the military in Bosnia. For seven years Sean fought a battle with depression, pain killers, and alcohol. Then after many trips to doctors and facilities—including jails and hospitals, they discovered the root of their problems—Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
PTSD is still a disorder that lacks support and apparently many doctors do not recognize it or consider
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