I am happy to read about this particular experience. One of the severe irritations I have with focus on a "cure", is that it can forego discussion of and consi

I am happy to read about this particular experience. One of the severe irritations I have with focus on a "cure", is that it can forego discussion of and consideration of finding ways to work with the situation as it is. If a quiet environment is an aid, and if people can function much better when they have it, then let them have it. There may be a "cure", someday. There may be other, viable solutions available today for letting people with PTSD have a productive, reasonably stress-free life. After all, a lot of PTSD originates not in isolation but within the community (family, city, military, etc.), in the first place. A community response to coping with it, seems only reasonable.