[Paleopsych] What's the survival value of post traumatic stress disorder?
G. Reinhart-Waller
waluk at earthlink.net
Mon Apr 25 18:20:22 UTC 2005
Any type of suffering whether it serves a purpose or not is inhumane.
But whether or not drugs are the answer when compared to "talk therapy",
I'd go with the later especially in today's blogging times. I
understand that Arianna Huffington is hosting a blog with commentary
from famous celebrities including Walter Cronkite:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/25/technology/25arianna.html
Answers to PTSD are still out there but blogging, like journal writing,
is a step in the correct direction.
Gerry Reinhart-Waller
Steve Hovland wrote:
>PTSD is just pointless suffering.
>
>Some estimate that 50,000 Vietnam vets
>suffering from PTSD committed suicide
>after the war.
>
>Like all other depressed people, PTSD
>sufferers are invisible to the rest of the
>population, so they serve no purpose unless
>their condition is successfully treated. And
>then the only purpose served is that they
>are able to live something more like a
>normal life.
>
>Steve Hovland
>www.stevehovland.net
>
>
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