Most service members returning from combat have great difficulty getting regular, restorative sleep. Their amygdala has them pumped up for danger so instead of sleeping, they often patrol the house or check and re-check doors and locks.
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Most service members returning from combat have great difficulty getting regular, restorative sleep. Their amygdala has them pumped up for danger so instead of sleeping, they often patrol the house or check and re-check doors and locks.
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