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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a mental health condition that is caused by a person either visualizing or experiencing a traumatic event. Indicators of PTSD include horrific nightmares/flashbacks, the inability to control their own thoughts about the event(s), and severe anxiety.

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How can PTSD change how victims see and deal with the world around them?

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How can PTSD change how victims see and deal with the world around them?

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Victims are easily triggered, especially by loud noises, surprises, or startling actions, however triggers vary for all people. This causes them to be constantly aware of their surroundings and in a state of worry at almost all times.

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What are some real situations of war veterans experiencing PTSD?

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What are some real situations of war veterans experiencing PTSD?

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Carlos Huerta, had been diagnosed in 2005 but refused to accept it, experienced chest-tightening and panic one night. He thought he was dying and began pacing around the room but stuck it out for the night. When he woke up, again he felt the same way and feared having a heart attack, but was cleared of any heart problems when he went to the doctor. He feared being seen as broken by other in the army so he refused to seek help. After he continuously felt panicky he knew he needed to get help and accepted it.

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https://www.army.mil/article/78562/leaving_the_battlefield_soldier_shares_story_of_ptsd

https://www.helpguide.org/articles/ptsd-trauma/ptsd-in-military-veterans.htm/

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How does PTSD relates to Slaughterhouse Five?

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How does PTSD relates to Slaughterhouse Five?

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PTSD relates to Slaughterhouse Five because we see the difficulty that Vonnegut endures when trying to retell his story of war. The experiences that he was surrounded with during his service in World War II are so horrific that it still has a major effect on his life. Vonnegut never directly states that he suffers from PTSD but by his description of his everyday struggles, we see the effects that war has truly had on his mental state.