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A brief talk about how my PTSD re-activated unexpectedly after I had thought it was gone for good. 

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A brief history

I am an Indian-American and a former U.S. Army soldier who is learning to deal with my combat PTSD using Vedantic philosophy. I hope to document my journey here in the hopes that recounting the events will eventually lead to some form of a long-term healing process. Thank you for your support! By the way, the words you hear are mine. The voice is not.

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