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tatonka
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I‘m trying to develop a documentary for CBC Newsworld about how the military cares for reservists with PTSD as a result of a UN/NATO tour. Based on the research I‘ve done so far, it seems the system is set up to treat regulars still in uniform... but it‘s inadequate when it comes to offering care to ex-soldiers and reservists. In fact, you could easily go without (treatment and benefits) if you aren‘t lucky enough to have a civilian professional capable of diagnosing PTSD in your area. Does this gibe with others‘ experience/knowledge of the situation? Any idea (anecdotally) how many reservists might be in need of care?