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Veterans Suffering From PTSD Helpline Canada

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Wendy Nash
12 years ago

Long overdue!

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Eilleen Madore, RN
12 years ago

Yet again we have thrown our Veterans to the wolves. We have to make this stop. We cannot let this happen again! I am so ashamed of my Canadian government for the lack of caring they have for our Veterans. I won't forget.

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ANNA STEPTOE
12 years ago

They do not need someone to "Just listen" that is what our families are for. Our veterans need professional help - something that we wish we could do for our vets but can't as family members.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

As a PTSD person, once you reveal it to family and friends, you truly find out who your supporters are but ones survival skills, will seek out and find the right ones to be in our lives. The only telephone number I dial now, is the one to the Lord and someday, I will be heading that way on a one way trip and the Pearly Gates will be wide open, cuz I will leave Hell behind. The Gov wants my taxes, most friends/family treat me as a convenience and Others use us our pain as tools for their selfish needs. No longer.

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john kostashuk
12 years ago

Treatment should b there automattically.

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Vince Munro
12 years ago

"We as a nation" need to speak up for the men and women who have served for our freedoms, as well as freedoms of others around the world. They have put their lives on hold and life on the line to help others, struggling with post traumatic stress disorder now thought to be more deadly for veterans than the war they served in or other traumatic situations. However, some of these Veterans and their families are having a difficult time accessing financial support from the federal government due to closure of nine Veteran Affairs offices coming in 2014. Since February 2002, 158 Canadian soldiers have died in the war in Afghanistan but how many after they came home?

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Tammy Chamberlain
12 years ago

They fought or us now all we can do is help fight for them.

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Barbara Butters
12 years ago

Veterans deserve better treatment

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Our government has to step up to the plate. Enough waiting, lets get it done and save someone.

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Carol Eastwooe
12 years ago

This helpline should be available, to all our people that have served on a tour.

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Shirley Darling Balde
12 years ago

I can't imagine what these men and woman are going though it must be unthinkable so sorry.

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DEIRDRE JOY
12 years ago

it's so easy to send these soldiers to war with no thoughts as to what they may suffer on their return

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Norah Phillips
12 years ago

they fight many conflicts through out the world that involve innocent kids women and men. They see them dying a death they should not be having. Conflicts in parts of the world that are not ours. They suffer for it. They are human. Think about it being you or one of your family members who are seeing these gruesome acts of violent and act now.

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Carole Anderson
12 years ago

Our soldiers desperately need the help. I sincerely hope that this can be accomplished. They have done so much for us.

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Bev McCraw
12 years ago

It is time the government do something for our veterans.

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barb martin
12 years ago

they need help now.. before more of them die

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Anonymous
12 years ago

They are NOT just a service number.

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Shirley Dorsey
12 years ago

Please, please do something to help these young men that have done so much for Canada & our safety.

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Tattz AndCompany
12 years ago

Respect....

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Delores Woodley
12 years ago

Three suicides this week and what is the government doing about it. They need to stop the rhetoric and actually do something to help soldiers who have given so much for our country.