PTSD is a serious issue. My wife has some handed down to her from her mother. I never believed this was possible, but I read some scientific studies on the effects of the genocide in Cambodia. Although she was born in a refugee camp in Thailand long after the serious killing and trauma were over, her mother saw things no human should ever witness, day in and day out. 

Apparently because there were never any mental health services, and mental illnesses are still virtually unrecognized aside from one hospital in Phnom Penh with 12 dedicated beds, people have never overcome it or learned how to deal with it, and therefore pass on these behaviors to their children.

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