How PTSD affects soldiers today

How today's soldiers are affected by PTSD
Let me detach "PTSD" from the preceding sentence so that I have "PTSD" on one hand and "How soldiers are affected" on the other. So, there's PTSD; it affects a lot of soldiers. As a result, "how" can describe the symptoms of PTSD in these soldiers to me. Soldiers are affected by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
How?
How?
Being traumatized myself might clarify a little, but as a soldier who has served in many battles and has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, I can better understand the consequences. That means I'll have to talk with those soldiers to find out how they're feeling. However, to make sure that my encounter with these soldiers is not a poor finding, I shall involve the expertise of purpose-trained psychics. The web is loaded with rich sources of information. The internet is where I shall go but I shall zoom in on the United States. I shall use Google search with the sentence, “How Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) affects United States soldiers today.
The article, “The Psychological effects of the Vietnam war” posted by Hochgesang, J. & Lawyer, T. & War, T.S. & War, P.M. has experiences and observations of soldiers who suffered PTSD. Citations of affected soldiers that will be noted down are from an article of Sebastian Junger “How PTSD became a Problem Far Beyond the Battle Field”. The National Institute of Mental Health (NIH) in an article “Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder” is posting that many soldiers suffer insomnia, dejection, exaggerated startle, etc. Bringing in another article with more details on the nature of their suffering will add value to this work. The work by Mary Carol Rossignol “Recognizing Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in military veterans” postulates that sexual trauma, knowledge of shootings, injury, murder and attacks being experiences considered substantially psychological by military reports. The comments and inputs on this topic should be grouped into three different parts, namely: humanist point of view, social scientist point of view and the natural scientist point of view. This way the paper about how PTSD affects soldiers today can be arranged. In conclusion, the recommendations for PTSD sufferers should be made.



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Identifying Topic Rationale for Proposed Study
I have chosen the topic: How Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) affects soldiers today. This is because, according to postulations with topics like” Today’s soldier: Post-traumatic stress disorder essay, from www.brightkite.com/essay-on/today-s-soldiers.., it has been noted by researchers that the worst nightmare of many soldiers from and at war is PTSD.
Thus, I care to know and understand the experiences of these soldiers, diagnosed with PTSD, especially active duty soldiers and veterans. It is my hope that the public shall be more accommodative of these affected people in our society when they become properly informed of their predicament. Moreover, soldiers or sufferers with PTSD need to learn to refrain from self-dejection and they deserve to lead normal civilian lives, like their family members, friends and society at large. And so I may probably search out suggestions by experts on ways to help these sufferers.