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[Star Wars] Are there documented cases of Jedi suffering from PTSD as a result of either the Clone Wars or the Great Galactic War?

As some of you may know, the Great Galactic War and the Clone Wars were both huge wars which involved the use of Jedi Commanders who fought on the battlefield alongside troops.

I understand that most Jedi will have had some training to strengthen their minds, but I doubt that all of them could hold off the stress of thousands of living beings, all connected to the force, dying in a war that never seems to end.

Obi-Wan Kenobi was visibly shaken when he felt Alderaan being destroyed from thousands of miles away. Imagine how that must feel for the Jedi commander on the ground when thousands of Clone Troopers/Republic Troopers are being slaughtered under that Jedi's command. Double that in the Great Galactic War, where both sides had living beings fighting, instead of just droids. 

They may have superpowers, but a majority of the Jedi are still human, and I suspect they can still fall victim of the same traumatic experiences that regular soldiers can.

So! Have there been any cases of Jedi who have PTSD, or Jedi who have just broken down as a result of war?
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Obi-Wan was shaken not specifically because of the loss of life, but because large loss of life creates a large disturbance in the Force which can have a profound effect on Force sensitives. The most notable example is Meetra Surik, the Jedi Exile. The violent destruction of Malachor V and everything on it severed her connection to the Force, and she wasn't able to reconnect for years. In general, Jedi do not have psychological issues with death. According to their beliefs it is a thing to be celebrated, as that person becomes one with the Force. They are more likely to be physically affected by the loss of life than mentally.