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A soldier’s story: Fred Doucette’s Bosnian war experience helped him to help others

Fred Doucette runs a DND peer support group for soldiers with PTSD.

When Canadian soldier Fred Doucette returned from Bosnia where he had served as a UN peacekeeper in 1995, he was so full of rage that when he finally tried to get some psychiatric help, he felt like ripping out the heart of a military social worker and "shitting in the hole."

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