Since 2010, the number of veterans receiving care for PTSD from the VA healthcare system has grown by more than 50 percent and despite historic and ever-increasing investments in VA mental health services and supports since the turn of the century, suicide rates among veterans with PTSD are not declining.
David Roe highlights the increase in PTSD care but notes rising veteran suicide rates.
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Now, don't just ask me that. Go back and read the words of the people that founded this country and put together our Constitution.
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