Category Archives: PTSD Claims

PTSD is defined as post traumatic stress disorder. PTSD can be found in many people that have gone through traumatic experiences throughout life. PTSD can be found mostly in people that work in the occupations of first responders and or … Continue reading →

Section 14 James was so anxious and so suicidal that he couldn’t even muster the self-preservation to get into inpatient treatment. The first claim is this excerpt is an Evaluative Claim and talks about how James is anxious and suicidal. … Continue reading →

Because she also helps thousands of other people—measured by website and social-media interactions—through Family of a Vet -This can be seen as a numerical claim as she speaks of helping thousands of other people through a website and social media … Continue reading →

PTSD has many claims just by the way it is formed. It can cause many different behaviors and can have a long-lasting effect on anyone in a family with a member with PTSD. An example of this is in the … Continue reading →

“She saw her husband through peripheral neuropathy, PTSD, prison, Agent Orange-linked disease, saw her son suffer living with a ball of anxiety and succumbing to drugs, and she doesn’t regret one day.” This quotes is Evaluative claim because she says she … Continue reading →

section 11- PTSD assignment It’s to help kids like that that Brannan and her volunteers put together an informational packet on secondary trauma for parents to give to teachers, explaining their battle-worthy idiosyncrasies and sensory-processing sensitivities. They’re common enough problems … Continue reading →

“Some hypotheses for why PTSD only tortures some trauma victims blame it on unhappily coded proteins, or a misbehaving amygdala. Family history, or maybe previous trauma.” This quote is an evaluation claim. “Some hypotheses” would possibly refer to expert evaluations … Continue reading →