Marine veteran uses photography to combat PTSD symptoms
News 12's Ashlee Brown sits down with Bridgeport, CT-based photographer Dayvon Smith to discuss how he copes with PTSD.
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Nov 11, 2021, 7:37 PM
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12h agoNews 12's Ashlee Brown sits down with Bridgeport, Connecticut-based photographer Dayvon Smith to discuss how he copes with PTSD. Smith is a former Marine who served two tours - one on the USS New York, another in Afghanistan.
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