The Long Walk to End PTSD Stigma

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PTSD can affect anyone, but for veterans, first responders and public safety personnel, the trauma can be especially difficult to carry, and often goes unseen. Chad Kennedy, a Canadian Armed Forces Veteran, retired Alberta Highway Patrol sheriff, and founder and president of Sea to Sea for PTSD, joins Evan to talk about his cross-Canada campaign, set out to reduce the stigma of PTSD and honour those who have passed away.
24 Jul 2PM English Canada News Commentary
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