One veteran confronts the lasting effects of post-traumatic stress disorder and addiction after losing two close friends to suicide and overdose.
“Addiction. Recovery. Redemption.”
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One veteran confronts the lasting effects of post-traumatic stress disorder and addiction after losing two close friends to suicide and overdose.
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Shawn Livingston, a veteran of the United States military, struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder after his deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan. He faces physical injuries and a dependency on opiates. The emotional impact deepens with the suicide of his squad leader and the overdose of his best friend. As Shawn confronts his addiction, he seeks healing and redemption. The film addresses the challenges veterans face in recovery from trauma, featuring insights from fellow veterans like Dave Matanin and Karl Meltzer Sr.
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Why Watch
- Meet Shawn, a veteran confronting PTSD and addiction.
- Follow Shawn's fight against drug dependency.
- See the impact of military service on mental health.
Did You Know
- Shawn lost his squad leader to suicide and his best friend to heroin overdose.
- The film is directed by Andrew Shebay and runs for 57 minutes.
- The documentary focuses on the effects of PTSD from deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What mental health condition does Shawn struggle with after his military deployment?
Shawn struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following his deployment.
What substance dependency does Shawn face in addition to his PTSD?
In addition to his PTSD, Shawn faces a dependency on opiates.
What tragic events intensified Shawn's emotional turmoil?
Shawn's emotional turmoil is intensified by the loss of his squad leader to suicide and his best friend to a heroin overdose.
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