While post-traumatic disorders have long been a subject of study, PTSD was not officially added to the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders until the late 20th century. Experiences such as a natural disaster, car accident, physical or sexual assault, abuse, and combat, among others, can trigger PTSD. The condition develops in some children and adults who have survived a traumatic event. Tens of millions of Americans will experience PTSD in their lifetimes. The illustration of a green plant sprouting from the ground, which is covered in fallen leaves, symbolizes the PTSD healing process. This new semi-postal stamp will help raise funds for those diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). ![]() December 2 | Charlotte, NC | PSA pane of 20 Stamp Issues: Current Year Issues 2021 New Issues 2020 New Issues 2019 New Issues 2018 New Issues 2017 New Issues 2016 New Issues 2015 New Issues 2014 New Issues 2013 New Issues 2012 New Issues 2011 New Issues and 2010 New Issues TBD = To Be Determined PSA = Pressure-sensitive Adhesive Forever stamps are always equal in value to the current First-Class Mail (Click for a Preview of the 2020 USPS New Stamp Issues!) In announcing the 2019 program, USPS Executive Director Mary-Anne Penner said, “The miniature works of art illustrated in the 2019 stamp program offer something for everyone’s interest about American history and culture. From legendary poet Walt Whitman to the entertainment genius of Gregory Hines to the majestic beauty of our Wild and Scenic Rivers, this program is diverse and wide ranging and tells America’s story on stamps.” New stamp collectors click here to learn more about this great hobby! ![]() ![]() Collect the first 140 Years of United States Stamps! Click here to get started!
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