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I was actually telling a friend about your post while we were eating dinner yesterday. I forgot how we got onto the topic of it, but after I'd told him about it, he related a rather funny story. He was in a club once with his brother, and some girl walked up to them. She was clearly on something, and probably way too much of it. She started talking to my friend's brother and says "I have metal in my head!" His brother, without missing a beat, goes "Oh, awesome. I have a magnet in my pocket!"

Though the situation will probably come up, you may or may not actually be able to use this!

That's a really profound statement in its own right. Though, I imagine someone who has been in space automatically is going to have a very profound view of life.

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I think we should trust him!

It does seem like OP should be in a hospital, or someplace where they can help him. :|

Are you getting treatment from the Army for your PTSD? I know a good number of people who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan, and many of them have struggled with PTSD. They say the worst part was that they felt like they didn't have enough support from the VA or the public. they felt like the government created this really severe mental health crisis among the troops, and now everyone was brushing it under the rug, and treating them like they were ticking time bombs.

This caused a huge problem for my cousin and her kids when my grandma died. They my grandparents used to babysit my cousin's kids every week, and so they were really close to them. When grandma died, the whole family told my cousins that grandma was in heaven. From then on, whenever my grandpa was babysitting my cousin's kids, he'd have the older of the two pray before lunch, and he would pray "And please let grandma come back from heaven soon." Though one time he said Please let grandma come back from Alaska, which was weird and funny... but all that aside, it was really sad, and it would make my grandpa weep every single time, which I don't think was good for the kids.