Ptsd Collection

Bomb wrecked houses, Yarmouth, 1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Bomb wrecked houses, Yarmouth, 1915. Homes in Great Yarmouth, England which were damaged by bombs dropped by the German Zeppelin L3 on January 19, 1915 during World War I

Life in the trenches in Champagne; A torpedo explodes at some distance... 1917. Creator: Unknown
Life in the trenches in Champagne; A torpedo explodes at some distance, shaking the parapets, mowing down everything around with its splinters, 1917

The Osaka Youth Who Regained His Speech after His Father's Death, 1875. Creator: Tsukioka Yoshitoshi
The Osaka Youth Who Regained His Speech after His Father's Death, 1875. From The Postal News, no. 651

Asylum for the Temporary Reception of Insane Soldiers, at Fort Pitt, Chatham, 1857. Creator: Unknown
Asylum for the Temporary Reception of Insane Soldiers, at Fort Pitt, Chatham, 1857. Patients labouring under insanity...are temporarily received, and, after a short but strict observation

Shell-shocked Italian soldier with bandage, WW1
Shell-shocked Italian soldier with bandage, travelling in a railway compartment, First World War. Drawing by Robert Sargeant Austin. circa 1918

Post-traumatic stress disorder, concept C013 / 4702
Post-traumatic stress disorder, conceptual image. Computer artwork of bullets arranged to spell out PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)

Military medicine, conceptual artwork C013 / 4698
Military medicine, conceptual computer artwork

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"Unseen Scars: The Lingering Effects on War Veterans" In the aftermath of World War I, a haunting image emerges - that of a shell-shocked Italian soldier with a bandage wrapped around his head. This poignant portrayal encapsulates the harrowing reality faced by countless individuals who experienced the horrors of war firsthand. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), represented by conceptual artworks C013/4724 and C013/4702, is an invisible battle that plagues those who have endured traumatic events. It transcends time and place, affecting soldiers from all eras and conflicts. As military medicine strives to understand this complex condition, conceptual artwork C013/4698 symbolizes their relentless pursuit to heal both physical wounds and psychological scars. However, it is crucial to recognize that while medical advancements have come far since WWI, the impact remains profound. PTSD leaves its mark long after battles cease; it infiltrates minds like silent intruders. Memories resurface unexpectedly, triggering intense emotional responses in veterans who carry these burdens silently within them. Their struggles are often misunderstood or overlooked as they navigate through life's daily challenges. Yet amidst the darkness lies hope for healing and recovery. Support systems play a vital role in helping those affected by PTSD reclaim their lives. By fostering understanding and empathy within society, we can create safe spaces where veterans feel comfortable seeking help without fear of judgment or stigma. Let us honor our brave servicemen and women by acknowledging their sacrifices beyond physical injuries alone. Together, let us raise awareness about post-traumatic stress disorder so that no veteran feels alone in their struggle against unseen scars – reminding them they are not forgotten nor abandoned on this path towards healing.