PTSD has consistently been mentioned since then, notably during the Hundred Year’s War between England and France, and even in the literature of Shakespeare — including Romeo and Juliet.

PTSD in some form or another has long been documented in humans. The earliest known literature about the disorder is a poem from 50 BC. Hippocrates narrated a traumatic battle experience about a soldier who was haunted by PTSD-like combat flashbacks. #PTSDAwarenessDay https://t.co/hnoOPKLJHP

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@LeanOnMe_Crewe @VeeJanie Through @janieve

RT @TerryAMcCaffrey: Where there is great grief- there was great love.

@VeeJanie So proud to see us out and about helping to make talking about suicide and everyday conversation #breakthestigma

@VeteransFdn Our very first Display stand at Bedford today💜💙

Good article that addresses what a widow actually is and how society views them and how they move forward in life. #ArmedForcesWeek

RT @ArmywidowsA: Today we celebrate armed forces day, we want to thank all who have served, continue to serve, will serve but also remember…

#ArmedForcesDay2022 https://t.co/mRdtMtruUY