Ptsd Documentary

[Riot]

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[pixel]

Fantastic link @Riot! :D Thank you

This might be beneficial to share with the folks on here, as well as people we know IRL.
It may get conversations happening, or at the very least, open up some minds!

 

[watundah]

Try this.
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[shimmerz]

It seems Canadians are not allowed this content. Thank god the CRTC is watching out for us!

 

[ladee]

Thank you soooo much @Silver, that was the link I needed. Just finished watching it.... no words... going to have to spend some time processing what all I am feeling....
Hope everyone takes the time to watch this.... Namaste to my friends and peers here !!! Thank you for always being here for me.

 

[ladee]

For everyone.. the link @Silver posted is it... hope you all get to watch it.

 

[EveHarrington]

@shimmerz

Get behind a USA VPN. You should be able to watch it.

 

[shimmerz]

Been there done that Eve. It is a nightmare to configure with the routers we have here. CRTC is big brother cubed here.

 

[Flutterbee]

It's restricted in the UK. :/

 

[EveHarrington]

@shimmerz

That stinks! My VPN is an app on my phone. Easy to download & use. Of course I have no idea what VPN apps are available elsewhere.

@Flutterbee

Do you have access to a VPN?

 

[Flutterbee]

@EveHarrington
Sorted now thanks.

 

[Lotis]

I watched the documentary...it was OK. I would have liked to see more of the treatment plan and options for trauma survivors. I mean to hear stories is obviously important but in this film they do not dive into the therapy portion. I would also like to see more on Complex Trauma. I couldn't relate to just any one of the individuals in this film...I am not a veteran, I am not an addict, and I was not in hurricane Katrina...but I could relate to the fear and panic they explained in the film.
Thanks for sharing I had not heard of this before.

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