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Is there a word for blah?
I am a lion at heart. I have seen the real me. I am a confident, peaceful, and fun person at my core. Yet I have had a problem with depression since as long as I can remember. I served in Iraq 2003-2004. I have a beautiful wife who is supportive of me and has fought to help me overcome my PTSD and depression. I have a beautiful daughter that always brings peace to my heart. I enjoy martial arts, firearms, exercising, video games and spending time with my family. I love to hike in the mountains because it is a very peaceful and spiritual experience for me. I am tired of hating myself everyday. I am tired of feeling like I am a failure and that I will never amount to anything. I am currently 100% disabled through the VA, And attending weekly treatment.
Martial Arts Hiking Reading Meditating Throwing Knives Shooting Firearms. Watching Movies with the wife and My beautiful daughter
Yesterday I had an amazing experience..........................
I always start and end my day with a simple meditation of counting each breath
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I finally have a schedule down with my newborn to where I can ask my wife to watch her for an hour and a half so I can work out every day. We …
I called the testing center. Found out that I can take the tests at any time mon-fri 8 am to 5 pm. Going to try for tomorrow but next …
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I was raised by a father who constantly beat me, put me down, and pretty much tried to make me feel as if I was worth nothing. I was molested by my 24 year old cousin when I was 8. I think that experience really cemented the idea that I was worthless. I never stood up for myself. I went to Iraq and saw true evil. I was also the whipping boy of my platoon because I have no self-esteem and never stood up for myself. I have tried killing myself. I would have done it by now if I did not have a daughter to raise now. I feel I will never get better. I don't know what to do.
I am an Iraqi veteran and don't really want to talk about the evils I still have haunting me from there right now
The war in Iraq has made me so that I am constantly on guard. I am waiting for an attack any minute.
I have suffered from depression my entire life. I have PTSD from my service in Iraq. I do not know how to effectively vent stress without becoming destructive. Hating myself is another way I express stress. Im just a fucking mess.
I am an Iraqi veteran. When you come from a place where anger and violence keeps you alive, well its kind of hard to unlearn a life saving habit. The funny thing is that I have never hit my wife, but I beat the living hell out of myself everyday. I get so angry at myself when I make mistakes and go off. I break doors, I hit trees, I used to get in a lot of fights that ended with me choking the person. Ya pretty tired of it
I am held back by my depression I believe. I keep trying to stay on a schedule but then I get depressed and stop.
100% disabled due to my PTSD. How do you turn it off?
2003-2004 Stationed at the BIAP