OK

nemesis2u:


have u finished reading the entire thread ?

last i checked u were half way through

The way you successfully hide your identity is legendary in African cyberspace.

jln115:

People unfortunately don't quite grasp the seriousness of PTSD.........I lost a friends a couple of weeks ago due to PTSD........ He was part of the Royal Army's Air corps and did two tours in Afghanistan the last being 5-6 years ago.....its scary to think he suffered that disease for so long and was able to suppress it without anybody suspecting a thing.....I guess one night he simply couldnt take it anymore!!

So for your loss,
ssaengine
Patches689
newafrikaken254
Henry240
jakeporeshenko
nemesis2u
Algerian1
lionel4power
IbnSultaan
ViceAdmiral
gottfried21
ActivateKruger
frumentius
kikuyu1
Fidha254
tdayof
MikeCZA
GreenandGold
Hrmnn
Nok234
LTGEN
SSBN
DEATHMACHINE
bidexiii
Do any of you gentlemen have any contribution on military PTSD ?

SYMPTOMS OF PTSD
The symptoms of PTSD can start immediately after the event, some days, months or even years after. These symptoms can cause significant problems to a person's social life, relationship, they interfere with a person's ability to have a normal life.
some of the symptoms are
1) INTRUSIVE MEMORY: This includes recurrent unwanted memories of the traumatic event, reliving the event as if it were happening again(flashback), unsettling dreams/nightmares, physically reaction to something that reminds you of the traumatic event
2) AVOIDANCE: This involves trying not to think or talk about the traumatic event, avoiding places, persons, objects or activities that reminds you of the traumatic event
3) NEGATIVE CHANGES IN THINKING AND MOOD: Some symptoms of it are, feeling emotionally numb, detachment from friends and family, difficulty in maintaining close relationship, negative thoughts about the world, people around and even the world, hopelessness about the future, memory problems etc
4) AROUSAL SYMPTOMS: Some symptoms are, having trouble sleeping, easily frighten, having trouble concentrating, aggressive behaviors, always been on guard, self destructive behavior etc.



Next time i am going to share ways we help soldiers recover PTSD

Post traumatic stress disorder, shell shock or combat stress is cause when an individual experience severe trauma or life threatening event, it is a normal thing for the mind and body to be shocked after these events, but when the nervous system becomes stock to the event it becomes PTSD.
The nervous system has two natura ways to respond to stress.

1) Mobilization
2) Immobilization

MOBILIZATION
This occur when a person wants to defend himself or survive a difficult or dangerous situation, the heart beat faster, blood pressure rises and the muscles tighten which results in increase strength and reaction time, once the danger has passed the nervous system, calms the body down lowering the heart beat and blood pressure down, everything becomes normal again.


IMMOBILIZATION
This occur when a person experience too much stress, that even after the danger has passed, the individual is still stock, the nervous system is unable to return to normal, and the individual is unable to move on from the event (This is post traumatic stress disorder)

I am a lecturer and a Counselor, that work with soldiers with PTSD.
Is a very sensitive and vital part of the military especially after deployment, i am asking for permission from the (Supreme executive council of military threads on Nairaland) to contribute my little knowledge.
And probably have other nationals to contribute on the way their military handle PTSD.

jln115:
I urge the regulars of this thread not to entertain certain trolls

ssaengine
Patches689
newafrikaken254
Henry240
jakeporeshenko
nemesis2u
Algerian1
lionel4power
IbnSultaan
ViceAdmiral
gottfried21
ActivateKruger
frumentius
kikuyu1
Fidha254
tdayof
MikeCZA
GreenandGold
Hrmnn
Nok234
LTGEN
SSBN
DEATHMACHINE
bidexiii

Debates between ourselves are fine but we really start to piss each other of when we engage with the trolls!!

I once asked my class to join Nairaland to contribute their knowledge on the previous thread, and the answers i got was exactly what you started above, one of the funniest thing is most contributors on this thread have never have any military training, but you just think you are authority and your word stands.
For the love of Africa be civil in your contributions.
A lot of big whips view this thread daily.
this goes to all contributors

The way i am looking at UNESCO right now.

NCAN international caucus have agreed that, this is a stalemate, members abort the mission.

Some people need to come and claim their grandma.

NCAN Zonal treasurer, southern Kaduna.

For business or pleasure? Do you have your own ride or will you be using commercial ?

Non is mightier than Jehovah our God

Try your luck 3XQVR6T

Giles is just using a defense mechanism called denial, i don't know what triggers it in him but come on guy, how can the whole world be fooled about this kidnapping issue.
just like Henry said "What actually is relevant is 82 individuals, just like every other freed Nigerian the army has rescued during the course of Nigeria's bloody insurgency is able to re-unite with their various families"

youngsters

On 18 March 1967 at the Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna.
Exactly fifty years of Nigeria began to graduate military officers who recieved training at home. On this day you can see the head of state General Yakubu Gowon when he attended the graduation of Army (Regular Course 1) in Kaduna. Among the graduands are, General Rabiu Ali, General Salihu Ibrahim, General Joshua Dogon Yaro and others.
Sixty of them were graduated and later deployed to the battlefront of Nigeria's civil war in the south and east. Now those who are left in no more than 20. Some died in the front and others at home. Those living God extends healthy, and we have God have mercy on them.

N.A

Nigerian police in southern Kaduna.

Nigerian soldiers saying goodbye to family at Kaduna train station, set to leave for Congo as a part of UN peacekeeping force, early 1960s.

slimthugchimee2:
sorry lemme be specific

nigeria once bought an aircraft from pakistan....whats the name?

Super Mushshak, the are basic trainers, I have seen them in the air several times here in Kaduna

slimthugchimee2:


is the jf17 even still active at the northeast.....havent seen any picture of it lately

You most be commenting from the future, if not you wouldn't have typed what you just did.
The JF 17 is not in Nigeria yet,

Why were they not given cucumber to test their prowess?

I keep asking myself these questions and i hope to get an answer here.
Why is it that only the youth mostly online that crave for Biafra?
why is it that their political leaders are not in support?
why is it that their traditional leaders are quite?
Why is it that their religious leaders are not in support
Why is it that their business moguls are not supporting this Biafra issue?
Is a simple question i hope to find answers for, but i am sure i will be ridiculed and cursed for asking, instead of being answered

HENSEXIE:

yes na...sosai ma. #winks

Toh

I keep asking myself these questionwhys and i hope to get an answer here.

Why is it that only the youth mostly online that crave for Biafra?

why is it that their political leaders are not in support?

why is it that their traditional leaders are quite?

Why is it that their religious leaders are not in support

Why is it that their business moguls are not supporting this Biafra issue?


Is a simple question i hope to find answers for, but i am sure i will be ridiculed and cursed for asking, instead of being answered

Kemperor:


Haven't u heard of the lord Lugard's Amalgamation?
B4 u talk, u reason...and research b4 u mak vain facts...Dullardpo

The areas claimed by IPOB was never a single entity before the amalgamation

HENSEXIE:


ok i'll teach u ours hia(maybe hausa)cos dats d only 1 i undstnd looolz

Kin iya Hausa?

You are been having thoughts of sexing her, that is why

Is not sex but praise and worship