By Rotary International From the August 2015 issue of The Rotarian
What’s the worst that could happen? For most of us, that’s a simple question. We might be late for a train. We might miss out on a promotion, or even lose a job. But for some, the worst is unimaginably worse. An unfortunate few endure what Ani Kalayjian calls “true trauma.” War. Fire. Flood. A daughter disappears. A son contracts Ebola. When faced with such disasters, “people feel anger, guilt, sadness, frustration – feelings that can poison the body and spirit,” says Kalayjian, a trauma specialist at Columbia University. “Trauma survivors may think… …read more
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