Britain's General Sir Patrick Sanders is likely to be the next Chief of the British Army's Chief of Defense Staff, and what has General Patrick Sanders himself revealed about his mental health? You will be amazed to hear.
According to Mail Online, General Sir Patrick, 54, commanded thousands of British troops in Iraq in 2007. The horrific scenes he witnessed during the Iraq war severely affected his mental health. In an interview, General Patrick said that after posting in Iraq, he had been suffering from severe mental disorders for a long time. ۔
In this interview, General Patrick instructed all British soldiers who took part in the Iraq war to consult a psychiatrist and seek treatment. The statement by Sir Patrick comes at a time when the suicide rate among British soldiers is rising sharply and has more than doubled in the last 10 years. General Patrick Sanders said: "In 2007, 47 British troops were killed and 202 seriously injured in Iraq. I was very depressed about this situation. I felt like I had changed since I came to Iraq and become a different person. During this time there were many occasions when I thought about suicide. Even after returning from Iraq, these thoughts kept coming to my mind for a while. ”
