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Tag Archives: PTSD
9/11 Firefighter’s Recent Death Shows Struggles of PTSD and Struggles With Pension Benefits
Joe Battista was an FDNY firefighter who worked for months at Ground Zero after the September 11th attacks, and then spent time sifting through debris at the Fresh Kills landfill looking for human remains. This soul-crushing work eventually took its … Continue reading
Posted in Injury & Accident Law
Tagged 9/11, Benefits, death, Firefighters, Pension, PTSD, Recent, shows, struggles
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PTSD and Medical Malpractice in Rochester
We often hear about PTSD affecting soldiers or crime victims, but the reality is that it can also affect victims of medical malpractice. In fact, a medical professional’s mistake can cause severe psychological problems for patients. If you or someone … Continue reading
Cause and Effect of PTSD in Asylum Applicants
Guest blogger: Ryan Vander Horn, law student, University of San Francisco When reviewing the requirements for an asylum application a glaring issue regarding mental health appears. Since applicants for asylum are under the burden of demonstrating that they have a… … Continue reading
The Unrecognized Warzone: Addressing PTSD in NICU Parents
It is well known that returning soldiers often develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a condition marked by flashbacks to a trauma, hyperalertness, avoidance of situations that trigger upsetting memories, and negative emotions such as guilt or shame. However, fewer people … Continue reading
Posted in Medical malpractice law
Tagged addressing, NICU, parents, PTSD, Unrecognized, Warzone
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