Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you very much to all witnesses for appearing and for your testimony. Thank you for your service, for the soldiers, the men and women in uniform, and especially for the reservists.
We have heard from past witnesses that often there are families of the veterans, soldiers or reservists, who see the first signs of PTSD. They are often left to deal with the effects that this illness has on the family alone. Mostly I'm speaking in the context of reservists, as 25% of our reservists have seen combat in Afghanistan. I'm especially looking at the years 2006 to 2011.
Do you work with the families? I think that the families are an important aspect.