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Psychologist Reminds of July 4th PTSD Triggers

BILOXI, Miss. -- As the nation prepares to celebrate its 244th birthday July 4, the Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System (GCVHCS) is reminding community members that celebrations associated with this day can cause stress for Veterans.
Some Veterans can experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms – sometimes triggered by one of the most recognizable 4th of July traditions, a fireworks display – during the holiday, according to Dr. Joni Utley, a GCVHCS psychologist and the organization’s PTSD Clinic lead.

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