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What Is Survivor's Guilt?

A: Survivor's guilt is a common symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Common among war veterans and those who have seen combat, survivor's guilt often comes with feelings of self-blame, unworthiness, loneliness, and depression. Many sufferers of survivor's guilt often feel paralyzed by the thought, "It should have been me instead of them," and have difficulty returning to life after the trauma they experienced.

Those suffering from survivor's guilt may feel like they didn't do enough to help others in danger, that they must now excel in all aspects of their life to honor those lost, or that they don't deserve to live. All of these feelings are normal and can be processed with the help of therapy and other treatments.

If you have feelings of guilt connected with surviving your military tour, you may be suffering from PTSD or other mental health issues arising from your service. Talk to your doctor about your symptoms or seek counseling regarding your thoughts and feelings. If you have medical conditions like PTSD or survivor's guilt and would like to apply for veterans' disability benefits, we can help. Contact our disability attorneys today to speak with a lawyer and set up a confidential, free meeting.