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But it's the physical and mental trauma that haunts the survivors like a recurring nightmare.
and mental trauma
while in reality these fish often die from trauma or exposure to fresh water. Additionally,
We need to start dealing with the trauma that our kids have.
We need trauma-based care in every school.
and it's stressors, the foods we eat, trauma⏤all of these things accumulate.
I have to say, what was once considered radical or fringe 13 years ago⏤the idea that stress and trauma could trigger autoimmune issues⏤
This is called trauma bonding.
And if you haven't seen my last video on 8 Shocking Signs You Might Have Generational Trauma, I strongly recommend watching it next.
The word trauma, meaning a terrible event we live through that cannot be remembered, but which generates painful related symptoms, captures an acute paradox in our relationship to our own histories.
Yet what defines a trauma is not so much an objective score on a scale of awfulness as a subjective impression that an incident is too difficult for us to make sense of is too much at odds with our models of reality and poses to greater risk to our hopes of ourselves and those we want to love.
Patron trauma, shot disorder.
Learning that during my process at CIA taught me not only how to understand other people, but also how to understand my own life, my own childhood trauma, my own relationship with my parents and my teachers and my professors and my peers.
Under the premise of security, it's just hostile, and it's just a re-triggering of a generational trauma.
His second and third wives, Denise and Brooke, had such similar experiences with him that they developed a sort of trauma bond, in the latter's words.