Comments on: Recovery from Minneapolis Bridge Collapse, Columbine High School, 911 Massacres: Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome http://themoderatevoice.com/14336/recovery-from-minneapolis-bridge-collapse-columbine-high-school-911-massacres-post-traumatic-stress-syndrome/ An Internet hub for moderates, centrists, and independents, with domestic and international news, analysis, original reporting, and popular features from the left, center, and right Mon, 23 Nov 2009 14:40:22 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Columbine http://themoderatevoice.com/14336/recovery-from-minneapolis-bridge-collapse-columbine-high-school-911-massacres-post-traumatic-stress-syndrome/comment-page-1/#comment-179548 Columbine Mon, 13 Apr 2009 07:00:15 +0000 http://themoderatevoice.com/society/parenting/14336/recovery-from-minneapolis-bridge-collapse-columbine-high-school-911-massacres-post-traumatic-stress-syndrome/#comment-179548 <strong>Columbine...</strong> Dear People of Minneapolis / St. Paul and beyond. First and foremost hundreds of thousands of people [...]... Columbine…

Dear People of Minneapolis / St. Paul and beyond. First and foremost hundreds of thousands of people [...]…

]]> By: Stolios http://themoderatevoice.com/14336/recovery-from-minneapolis-bridge-collapse-columbine-high-school-911-massacres-post-traumatic-stress-syndrome/comment-page-1/#comment-93565 Stolios Fri, 03 Aug 2007 23:45:55 +0000 http://themoderatevoice.com/society/parenting/14336/recovery-from-minneapolis-bridge-collapse-columbine-high-school-911-massacres-post-traumatic-stress-syndrome/#comment-93565 Just one reader's two cents worth here, but it seems to me, Doctor, that you've crafted not only a highly informative and richly insightful protocol letter for post trauma recovery, but that you've done so for daily life as well. Maybe that suggests that somehow I feel that our daily lives have some intersection with the notion of trauma. But whether there's a deeper series of thoughts to explore in that regard or not, it just strikes me that what you've written can have a meaningful "application" not only to a post trauma scenario, but to to one's daily life as well. I am reminded of a lyric from Pink Floyd: "Breathe, breathe in the air. Don't be afraid to care." We have to remember to breathe. And to know that whether we are facing trauma, or "just" our everyday lives, there is much we can, and should, do with our precious lives, hopefully without ever having to contend with what you decribe as "God's business." Thank you for the protocol, Doctor. And for the lessons in life it contains. Just one reader’s two cents worth here, but it seems to me, Doctor, that you’ve crafted not only a highly informative and richly insightful protocol letter for post trauma recovery, but that you’ve done so for daily life as well.

Maybe that suggests that somehow I feel that our daily lives have some intersection with the notion of trauma. But whether there’s a deeper series of thoughts to explore in that regard or not, it just strikes me that what you’ve written can have a meaningful “application” not only to a post trauma scenario, but to to one’s daily life as well.

I am reminded of a lyric from Pink Floyd:

“Breathe, breathe in the air.
Don’t be afraid to care.”

We have to remember to breathe. And to know that whether we are facing trauma, or “just” our everyday lives, there is much we can, and should, do with our precious lives, hopefully without ever having to contend with what you decribe as “God’s business.”

Thank you for the protocol, Doctor. And for the lessons in life it contains.

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