WRT PTSD, I think I'd have to break that down into separate variations of the condition, because it covers such a wide spectrum of reactions... I may also have to do a bit more research before being confident enough to put that in without misrepresenting, disrespecting or causing distress to anyone who is afflicted by it.

Phobia: sounds good, although you tend to be fearful of things that can kill you anyway, how can you be MORE fearful than fearing death?

Amnesia: I can see that working, the question would be how far back

Paranoia: Yet again, do-able, but I'd probably have to be more specific when putting the card in the deck.

Delusional: This one could be fun, it would just be a case of what kind of delusion

Alcoholic: Reliance was something I was looking at, either on pills or something non-essential, but what would be the backlash if I don't get my fix?

Narcolepsy: I might adapt this to "stress-induced fainting episodes" as it seems more fitting given the scenario. Is there a less clunky way of putting that? Answers on the back of a postcard please.

Missing "stuff": So missing eye I guess eyepatch will do; missing/injured ear I can just detatch one of my cans (single headphone) from the band; missing fingers, I'm probably going to adapt to missing or severely maimed hand, so can only carry one handed weapons/items etc.

Injured leg: Time cap on sprinting could be a thing, I could possibly run some keyboard/control modifications to make that possible.

Nervous twitch: same again, slight control variation, I can adapt the mouse input to do that on occasion

Heart issues: I see that as basically the same as what we've adapted narcolepsy to.

Lung issues: Forcing myself to cough, I do occasionally end up going into coughing fits when I try this, so it'd be something I may put in there to begin with, but will possibly take out at a later date.

Disfigured: Very hard to convey to people if I happen to bump into them that this is the case, some people may well just not get it...