Listen as Jamie talks to Debbie from Newfoundland and she takes us on an incredible journey of her life. She tells us she doesn't know a time that C-PTSD wasn't apart of her life because it entered her life when she was just a child. From a bad father to bad relationships, Debbie's life has not been an easy one. And she tells us about it and about her new book she has coming out. This is going to be one powerful book. So powerful in fact that Debbie has already received death threats because of its release. When you listen to this episode of the podcast you will know the amazing strength Debbie has inside her and how she is fighter and a survivor of C-PTSD. The PTSD Buddies family is proud to have Debbie as a member and knows her story will inspire others.

In this episode i talk to Helene from Newfoundland. She has been dealing with PTSD plus other mental illnesses for more than twenty years. Listen to her tell stories of how she used to be a hairdresser and a very open person, a people person, loving her job and loving life. To someone that struggles to go outside, or can't remember the last time she has been to a theatre to see a movie because it's been that long. How she was bullied as a kid by her best friend. And spent most of her childhood living in fear. Helene also shares with us how she lost many of her beautiful animals such as her horses due to her PTSD. And how she lives with the guilt everyday.
Finally she talks about her best buddy, her service dog. She talks about how the dog entered her life and how the dog was trained to be her service animal. Helene is a strong person with a big heart. Always quick to help out any of her fellow PTSD Buddies. Its members like Helene that make PTSD Buddies great.

In this episode Jamie talks with Nita, a Canadian lady who has PTSD through work place trauma. Listen to her talk about what life was like before PTSD. How PTSD entered her life. And how she learned to live with it. Hear about her highs and her lows. Nita will also share with us some great tips that helped her live with PTSD and overall improve her quality of life. Nita went from not being able to take a bath because it reminded her of going to work. Too helping members of PTSD Buddies everyday with her knowledge and wisdom of mental illnesses. PTSD Buddies is proud to have her as a member and I am proud to have her on this episode of the PTSD Buddies podcast.