TORONTO -- It was in 2014 that Toronto resident Mark Farrant was called to serve as a juror for a very graphic murder trial. But in carrying out his civic duty, he paid a terrible price. He developed Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. “You saw autopsy photos, detailed photos of the victim, of the crime scene. Very detailed photos of the wounds and this was a very violent homicide,” says Farrant. He thought his mental distress would decline after the trial but it only accelerated. And he found himself becoming suicidal, believing the world would be better off without him. The problem ...