The Indianapolis VA does NOT have an
adequate inpatient program for PTSD. They need another area that can solely
focus on PTSD and treatment for those with it. If there was such a program,
perhaps my husband wouldn't have been sent home for a second time only 24 hours
after being admitted as an inpatient. The issue is that the staff doesn't consider
him a danger, so he is discharged.
Despite the fact that he has continued on a downward spiral and his
perception of reality is not accurate.
He has attempted suicide and started self-mutilation...the doctors
refuse to change the medications which clearly are not working because he
continues to become more withdrawn and out of it.
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