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Supporting Canadian Veterans Suffering PTSD, at the 2019 Canadian National Men's Issues Conference

Supporting Canadian Veterans with PTSD MOMENTUM: The 2019 Canadian National Men’s Issues Conference, in Toronto August 2-3. Peter Whitehead served in the Canadian Army Reserve as an infanteer. He later joined the regular Royal Canadian Air Force as an airframe technician. He spent 25+ years with the RCAF in a variety of roles. Peter was medically released in 2016 for osteoarthritis in his back and hips. Upon seeking medical and psychiatric care from Veterans Affairs Canada, he was diagnosed with moderately severe OSI (operational stress injury, the military equivalent of PTSD) as a result of his 2009 Afghanistan tour and a very hostile split from a female partner who was an Air Force member. He has been assessed as unfit for employment and is currently staying at home in St. John’s, Newfoundland. Peter is married with no children. His decorations are the GCS-SWA and CD1. He also received a CAF Commendation for aircraft ground safety.