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Leo Dunson, a former Sergeant in Iraq who goes by the rap nickname of "Sgt. Dunson," uses rap to deal with his PTSD.
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When I Iraq veteran Leo Dunston wraps -- so.
The Las Vegas resident isn't rapping about fancy cars are big -- He raps about life after war.
Specifically his battle with post dramatic stress disorder.
The slightest little things might make me nervous disorder did -- an individual with severe stress reactions after a traumatic event.
For soldiers like -- in the dramatic event is war.
And according to the department of veteran affairs PT SE affects eleven to 20% of soldiers who fought and yeah -- -- Or Afghanistan wars.
-- -- -- uses -- as a way to deal with the disorder due to bad experiences with the Diego and professional therapy in order to be diagnosed in PT -- Basing you to this there is that he just checked boxes are you seeing get people.
Are you going greens are you done are used to.
What's what's your favorite -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- The southern Nevada VA department sees no problem would -- its current form -- -- But they feel it's important for soldiers to still come in for a thorough examination.
This is their mediate this is our honor to serve them.
We can also detect -- they have health issues -- health factors out.
They may have other medical conditions we need to address I'm back in fulfill my and I don't know what's wrong the invitation will always be there for dense and so work with the -- yet.
But for now he'll continue to deal with the disorder one song at a time in Los Vegas -- Griffin Fox News.
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