Veteran Dusty Baxley on Living with PTSD symptoms

Former Army Ranger Dusty Baxley discusses his experience with PTSD and how he copes with the symptoms.

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[TheYung]

Stay strong and focus and thank you to all who's fighting for our country!

[chrisrobison]

Thank you for your service and thank you for this video

[christinel]

I have PTSD from being bullied in the workplace from a co-worker.
I have no friends. I really need a friend.

[rooster]

Omg I thought it was only me, I spent 24 years in the army and 9 as a police officer. Some days are hard. I can’t wait until it’s over

[romanianfps]

At least he looks healthy, I hate looking tired all the time. I wouldn't give a shit about suffering in silence if I didn't look the part.

[liam]

I cant control it. Im too weak and Im scared to own a gun because I get sad. Any advice?

[LetArtsLive]

This is exactly why I like to sit in a booth I don't like people in front of me I like to be behind them so I can see them in front of me and it's not so easy as what you say for some people. And if some people can't get help they will die like my friend who was in Vietnam. Steven a cliche he was an artist it's serious you don't seem to think it's that serious I guess

[abbeyawesome]

I have server ptsd to the point that anxitey has caused fainting I have a service dog for my ptsd if you want to know more about my service dog watch my channel she was my emotional support anmail before becoming my service dog