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There is help for first responders who have suffered PTSD on the job. Many police, fire and emergency departments have begun counseling programs for traumatized workers. People facing the effects of job-related PTSD often find it helpful to speak with a Illinois workers’ comp attorney about their experiences. Visit for more details: http://stromlawyers.com/ - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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