Shushannah Walsh, who once authored a book about Sarah Palin (Sarah from Alaska), is essentially offering excuses for Track's behavior here.
Yes Track has a definite substance abuse problem.
But no it has NOTHING to do with any PTSD from his time in the military.
As we have noted a number of times in the past, Track did NOT actually see any combat while he was serving his one year hitch overseas.
In his discharge papers, posted above, there is no CIB (Combat Infantry Badge) which is given to ALL infantrymen and special forces who ACTIVELY participate in combat.
This of course means that Track did NOT see any actual combat, which I am sure his mother arranged for before she forced him to enlist.
So if indeed Track is suffering from PTSD, it is a disorder he earned simply by being a member of the Palin family, and NOT one he earned while serving his country.
As for the opioid problem, well Track has been dealing with that since his teens.
And that is ALSO likely the result of being a member of the Palin family.
Track also appeared in court today and was approved for house arrest.
Courtesy of ADN:
Magistrate Judge Tara Logsdon approved house arrest with electronic monitoring for Palin and kept his $5,000 bail. Logsdon said she expected Palin to be released Wednesday.
Once released, he's not allowed to go within an "exclusion zone" around his parents' home along the Parks Highway, or near liquor stores or places serving alcohol. He can't drink and must take prescription drugs only as prescribed. All weapons must be taken out of his house.
Palin, who lives alone, will be allowed to go to medical appointments and to work at Alaska Directional LLC, a drilling company in Palmer.
The family supports the house arrest request, Todd Palin told the judge by phone. His parents and siblings — younger brother Trig and sister Piper — still want contact with Track, Todd Palin said.
It's not known if the children were in the house during the assault.
Personally I would keep the kids far away from Track at this point, but the Palin family is not exactly known for good parenting decisions.
The prosecutor was not happy with some of these bail terms agreed to by the judge, but she did manage to get her request approved for a mental health evaluation.
Well, that's a start.
P.S. For those who were asking for one, here is a photo of Track from today's proceedings.
Oh yeah, that is definitely the face of a man you want spending time with your kids. 
Source http://ift.tt/2BHsPdd
Yes Track has a definite substance abuse problem.
But no it has NOTHING to do with any PTSD from his time in the military.
As we have noted a number of times in the past, Track did NOT actually see any combat while he was serving his one year hitch overseas.
In his discharge papers, posted above, there is no CIB (Combat Infantry Badge) which is given to ALL infantrymen and special forces who ACTIVELY participate in combat.
This of course means that Track did NOT see any actual combat, which I am sure his mother arranged for before she forced him to enlist.
So if indeed Track is suffering from PTSD, it is a disorder he earned simply by being a member of the Palin family, and NOT one he earned while serving his country.
As for the opioid problem, well Track has been dealing with that since his teens.
And that is ALSO likely the result of being a member of the Palin family.
Track also appeared in court today and was approved for house arrest.
Courtesy of ADN:
Magistrate Judge Tara Logsdon approved house arrest with electronic monitoring for Palin and kept his $5,000 bail. Logsdon said she expected Palin to be released Wednesday.
Once released, he's not allowed to go within an "exclusion zone" around his parents' home along the Parks Highway, or near liquor stores or places serving alcohol. He can't drink and must take prescription drugs only as prescribed. All weapons must be taken out of his house.
Palin, who lives alone, will be allowed to go to medical appointments and to work at Alaska Directional LLC, a drilling company in Palmer.
The family supports the house arrest request, Todd Palin told the judge by phone. His parents and siblings — younger brother Trig and sister Piper — still want contact with Track, Todd Palin said.
It's not known if the children were in the house during the assault.
Personally I would keep the kids far away from Track at this point, but the Palin family is not exactly known for good parenting decisions.
The prosecutor was not happy with some of these bail terms agreed to by the judge, but she did manage to get her request approved for a mental health evaluation.
Well, that's a start.
P.S. For those who were asking for one, here is a photo of Track from today's proceedings.
Source http://ift.tt/2BHsPdd
