This document discusses PTSD and its effects. It introduces a veteran named Jimmy who experienced PTSD after witnessing the death of a friend during his service in the Marines in 2004. Jimmy was haunted by images and memories from traumatic events he witnessed, which disrupted his work life. The document defines PTSD as resulting from a traumatic or terrifying event that threatens one's life and sense of control. It notes that treatment and social support from listening without judgment, spending time together, and providing a support dog can help. The conclusion states that PTSD is a common anxiety disorder after trauma and affects emotions, but treatment options are available to help cope and allow a productive life.

1. PTSD
By
Randy Sou
ECONOMICS
Mr. butchko

2. Introduction
• I know this guy name Jimmy
• He has ptsd.
• went to the marines at 2004
• He's seen his friend get killed right infront
• Land mines to being shot.
• images haunted him.
• disrupted him at work.
• couldn’t pump gas
• certain horrific memories

3. Thesis
• PTSD has a bad effect on peoples lives and
those people need treatment.

4. What is PTSD?
• traumatic event
• terrible and scary that you see, hear about, or that
happens to you.
• lives are in danger
• no control
• disrupt your life
• Stress Related
• Getting nervous
• Panic attacks

5. How can people help?
• being there for them
• listening to them
• do not judge them
• show respect
• be positive.
• Going out with them
• Giving them a dog

6. Conclusion
PTSD is very common anxiety disorder that can happen after a
traumatic event. They also experience emotions associated with
the event, such as fear or anger. In many case to trust other or
enjoy activities that brought them pleasure before the event.
Luckily, treatment options are available to help you cope with
PTSD. Finding a therapist that is right for you is important.
Working as a team, a person and his therapist can find a way to
allow them to have a productive and happy life.