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I was very, very paranoid, and had really bad panic attacks. i was terrified, especially at night. checking the windows constantly to make sure they were locked. constantly checking the door to make sure it was locked. i just had this recurring thought that they were going to bust in through my door, drag me out again, and take me back to prison. i was terrified. so after ten days, i just decided that i had to find out. there was a guy. he was sitting at the desk. and there was a bunch of -- loo...

I was very, very paranoid, and had really bad panic attacks. i was terrified, especially at night. checking the windows constantly to make sure they were locked. constantly checking the door to make sure it was locked. i just had this recurring thought that they were going to bust in through my door, drag me out again, and take me back to prison. i was terrified. so after ten days, i just decided that i had to find out. there was a guy. he was sitting at the desk. and there was a bunch of -- loo...

People dont play no game. whoever is [ bleep ] with us, they gonna get it. >> he lucky that he dont go into his room where i say go into your room. he go into a room, hes finished. >> bernard denies being a snitch. he says frequent visits to the medical unit because of his anxiety and panic attacks have caused some inmates to suspect hes been reporting illicit activities to staff. >> i dont want to have that label follow me all the way through because a lot of these gangs and stuff, theyre inter...

Advised. life inside the bergen county jail has been tough enough for william bernard. he says fights and harassment by other inmates has caused his stutter to worsen and sent him into panic attacks. he believes frequent visits to medical for anxiety treatment have led some inmates to believe hes an informant. now charged with threatening to kill his father and threatening the police officers who came to arrest him, hes consumed by thoughts of up to 20 years in prison if found guilty. >> im ju...

Across the country today, americans are celebrating fireworks and for some, the louder the better. but for some military veterans with ptsd those fireworks can be a harsh reminder of the sounds and smells of the battlefield causing stress and panic attacks. now people are asking people to keep their veterans in mind before setting off fireworks. joining me is the co-founder and executive director of military with ptsd also the author of "the war at home" the story of her familys experience with ...

To talk to or just you know let my guard down. i was just always on and, you know when you do that for months on end, it just -- with no release, it definitely takes its toll. >> how did you get through it, captain? >> i trained for a marathon and ran three hours a day, and worked out all the time. and e-mailed my friends and family a lot. >> thats what helped carry you through. wow. >> absolutely yeah. >> you came back -- so fort hood when you really -- i was reading a yob panic attacks, not ab...

To the police station to collect it. if i go back there, they will probably rearrest me. i was very, very paranoid, and had really bad panic attacks. i was terrified especially at night. checking the windows constantly to make sure they were locked. constantly checking the door to make sure it was locked. i just had this recurring thought that they were going to bust in through my door, drag me out again, and take me back to prison. i was terrified. so after ten days, i just decided that i had t...

Never has this been so painfully clear than when 16-year-old ayryana gets a visit from her mother. >> you cant go to girls school. because its like youre the center of the household. you cant go to girls school. what is everybody going to do? >> going to girls school means going to juvenile prison. a frightening prospect on its own. but ayryana also has to face what her absence could mean to the welfare of her entire family. >> on top of that, i have to pay your fees while im here tonight. thats...

Never has this been so painfully clear than when 16-year-old ayryana gets a visit from her mother. >> you cant go to girls school. because its like youre the center of the household. you cant go to girls school. what is everybody going to do? >> going to girls school means going to juvenile prison. a frightening prospect on its own. but ayryana also has to face what her absence could mean to the welfare of her entire family. >> on top of that, i have to pay your fees while im here tonight. thats...

Had really bad panic attacks. i was terrified, especially at night. checking the windows constantly to make sure they were locked. constantly checking the door to make sure it was locked. i just had this recurring thought that they were going to bust in through my door, drag me out again, and take me back to prison. i was terrified. so after ten days, i just decided that i had to find out. there was a guy. he was sitting at the desk. and there was a bunch of -- looked like files. excuse me. and ...