Read the following about PTSD from the site and go to the bottom of this blog post for the link to the site and sign up for FREE.  Program is FREE for the Military.

A Real Change
Treating PTSD is difficult and often ineffective. As a veteran, you know the torture that you endure with compulsive thoughts, sleepless nights, disturbing dreams and inability to connect with your family upon returning home.

Why PSTD is Hard to Treat
Many Veterans try therapy that is focused on directing the conscious activity of the brain. Using coping skills and cognitive training, they are taught to try to change the way they think and react to their thoughts and emotions. The problem is that the effects of PTSD are not able to be controlled on a conscious level. Trauma, emotions, nightmares and the inability to connect with family are problems of the subconscious mind. Using hypnosis as therapy we can influence the way the brain is reacting and responding on a subconscious level. These reactions cannot be changed by willpower, cognitive therapy, or any amount of conscious or behavioural effort.

The Gift 
Wendi Friesen has decided to offer this program at no charge to our veterans. Her company, Wendi.com, has been shipping programs to our troops stationed anywhere in the world for free for over 10 years. She is committed to supporting the mental and emotional health of those that are giving so much. Wendi has created hundreds of programs that have reached millions around  the world. She has created this program specifically for PTSD for those who have served in the military and is offering her life changing work as a gift to all service men and women.

How to Get Started
Sign up for the program. It is totally free if you have served in the Military. You will receive a link with the password that opens the program. If you are committed to creating this change and you use the sessions as you are instructed every day, you will start to feel better, sleep great at night and enjoy life again. You will be using the sessions every day. You will start in the morning upon first awakening, as you fall asleep and during the day. Stay committed to this program and you will continue to overcome your fear, anger, isolation, anxiety, depression and detachment. Every day you will start to notice changes that will help you create a happy and powerful life.

Click here for the website to get started:  PTSD HELP

So I have wondered more than a few times if my illness and those of other veterans were related to conditions experienced in the Gulf and/or Vaccines given to the military on deployments.  I was deployed overseas 5 times.  Not all to the Gulf but I had vaccines each time.  Could this be a cumulative effect?  I don't know.  Could this be the law of unintended consequences?  I don't know this either.  But given the statistics I present here from the VA it is something definitely think about.  The study clearly shows that there is a higher occurrence of chronic illnesses with between deployed and non-deployed veterans.  If you are a veteran and are experiencing an illness check out the yellow highlight area in the photo snapshot of the article below:

Latest DoD Figures Show Suicide Kills Almost 5 Times as Many Troops as Combat: For the complete article visit this yahoo link. 

In a 2012 report put out by the Veterans Administration, it was estimated that up to 22 veterans a day, kill themselves. That is 8,000 lives a year; almost one per hour.  If we look at attempted suicides, that number skyrockets to 19,000 attempts, of which 8,000 result in ending their own lives.  

Another cost of war that I cannot prove is the vaccines given to soldiers for overseas deployments.  I believe that this has played apart in me becoming ill.  There are many more costs of war but we will leave it at this for today.