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[quote=Anonymous]He needs to go back into his past and deal with all of it to try and overcome the PTSD. I have it because of emotional trauma as a child. I had to literally tear off layer after layer of my past no matter how much it hurt, to try to get to a place where I could function without using anger. It worked, but it took years. I didn't go to therapy, I did it on my own. Therapy does me no good. I can't open up to anyone. Now I no longer punch walls and break my fingers, I don't go off on my husband over little things, I am controlled with medication for my depression and anxiety, and we have a good marriage. I talk to my husband, my ex-husband, and my adult sons. They are always there to listen. I hope your husband is able to overcome this, OP. I've been there. [/quote]
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