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Las Vegas cyber truck a false flag?
#61
(01-31-2025, 07:48 PM)pianopraze Wrote: I do every day and fight through it with the things I listed above.

I have tried …

I’ve been hospitalized…

I should add meditation and faith/church to the list. They help too.

I hear you, but this Army veteran appears to have had a lot of issues even up to the point while he was driving to Arizona, so much so that he believed he was being followed - that looks a lot like paranoia. It's strange because I also read where he was recently married and they had a baby - these events in life should make one elated not the opposite, unless his untreated issues caused problems with the marriage.
"The real trouble with reality is that there is no background music." Anonymous

Plato's Chariot Allegory
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#62
(01-31-2025, 07:52 PM)quintessentone Wrote: I hear you, but this Army veteran appears to have had a lot of issues even up to the point while he was driving to Arizona, so much so that he believed he was being followed - that looks a lot like paranoia. It's strange because I also read where he was recently married and they had a baby - these events in life should make one elated not the opposite, unless his untreated issues caused problems with the marriage.

I did list therapy first.

Problem is therapy at VA has never helped me, I find it more triggering than helpful.

i’m sure I’m not alone. 

I was blessed to have years of therapy with a non-va therapist who use to be head of the state hospital, very knowledgeable.

Most vets won’t have that option, and finding a good therapist is very hard. Almost all of them are not very good, and many therapist hurt/make things worse. 

Maybe my experience is not typical, maybe others find good therapist easily. I don’t know.
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#63
(01-31-2025, 07:58 PM)pianopraze Wrote: I did list therapy first.

Problem is therapy at VA has never helped me, I find it more triggering than helpful.

i’m sure I’m not alone. 

I was blessed to have years of therapy with a non-va therapist who use to be head of the state hospital, very knowledgeable.

Most vets won’t have that option, and finding a good therapist is very hard. Almost all of them are not very good, and many therapist hurt/make things worse. 

Maybe my experience is not typical, maybe others find good therapist easily. I don’t know.

Well I can speak for myself and my partner that it is very difficult finding a good therapist, they all come with their biases and agendae, but they weren't specialized for vets - just regular traumatizing civilian experiences.

Actually, I am very curious how the VA handles veterans such as this vet who has such extreme guilt from killing other people that he can't get over it. I can't imagine any type of therapy can help someone out of that dark hole.
"The real trouble with reality is that there is no background music." Anonymous

Plato's Chariot Allegory
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#64
(01-31-2025, 08:02 PM)quintessentone Wrote: Actually, I am very curious how the VA handles veterans such as this vet who has such extreme guilt from killing other people that he can't get over it. I can't imagine any type of therapy can help someone out of that dark hole.

*delete long answer I typed*

summary - not well

maybe there are some with better experiences

sadly not for the cybertruck guy.
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#65
Don't forget about his Traumatic Brain Injury, while on duty. Very difficult to come back normal from those.
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#66
There is corruption here.

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