He was emotionally reactive with his partner. He had suicidal thoughts. He was “jumpy.” He had PTSD. In fact, he had one of the worst cases of PTSD I had ever seen, and I specialize in hard cases.

“I’m a living testament of a guy with PTSD who’s been on the ledge, and I haven’t let that stop me not only helping others, but getting to that point where I can help myself,” Edwards ...

At the memorial, though, “you can come out here and feel a little closer to those people that we lost or sit on the bench by the PTSD guy and realize you saw the signs of it,” added.

Both depression and PTSD can affect your mood, interests, energy levels, and emotions. It is possible to have both of these conditions at once, and your risk of having one may increase if you have ...