Fireworks and Combat Veterans Don’t Mix
Other than playing loud music and using drugs to help me get through fireworks on this Fourth of July, I did something different.
This is my explanation of why fireworks and combat veterans don’t mix !
Please help me raise awareness for C-PTSD and share this video with friends and family. The only way to cut veteran suicide is to be aware of the problem.
Thank you!
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Combat Medic 
Actually, there were very little fireworks around here and they were in the distance!! Hope you fared well.
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Thanks GP
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I can’t imagine man. Thanks for sharing!
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Such an important topic. I have PTSD and my trigger is elevators. I have made a lot of progress but educating others about any type of PTSD is crucial!
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Thanks for sharing this. This opened my eyes to how combat veterans must feel on July 4th. Thanks for raising awareness and for serving our country!
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Thanks for sharing your insights and thoughts. I pray that you are doing well. Thanks for sharing.
XOXO //SINCERELY OPHELIA | NYC Petite Fashion Blogger
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This is unfortunate and so many people may not even know these negative effects about fireworks
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I can make it through fireworks, but I don’t enjoy them like I used to. I can feel my heart rate jump and my blood pressure go up. My biggest thing, however, is I still don’t like people driving next to me. I’ll speed up or slow down to move away. I still find myself driving 90+ mph on the highway. That was 17 years ago too, and I still drive like a bat out of hell.
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