Category Archives: PTSD Claims

Brannan and Katie’s teacher have conferenced about Katie’s behavior many times. Brannan’s not surprised she’s picked up overreacting and yelling—you don’t have to be at the Vines residence for too long to hear Caleb hollering from his room, where he … Continue reading →

 “Another woman’s husband had a service dog die in the night, and the death smell in the morning triggered an episode she worries will end in him hurting himself or someone else if she doesn’t get him into a VA … Continue reading →

Brannan and Katie’s teacher have conferenced about Katie’s behavior many times. Brannan’s not surprised she’s picked up overreacting and yelling—you don’t have to be at the Vines residence for too long to hear Caleb hollering from his room, where he … Continue reading →

This is a Factual Claim, it is true that this is one of the many things that can happen to a person that has or develops PTSD. It’s true there are multiple forms and patterns to PTSD, it is an … Continue reading →

Basic Claim Types We’ve hardly spoken about claims (and claim types) at all in class, so I don’t expect you to readily recognize a Definition/Categorical claim, but one thing should be obvious from the name. It’s a claim about how … Continue reading →