Watch THIS documentary if you want to tunnel out of your PTSD
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Powerfully told by survivors of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD, this documentary ("Resolve: A Guide to Post Traumatic Growth"), features the inspiring stories of ten victims of serious trauma and their families and the 17 Guidelines back to health, happiness and a prosperous life.
A no-nonsense exploration of returning war Veterans, catastrophic burn victims. motorcycle accidents, paralysis from gunshot wounds, the loss of a child, financial ruin, athletic injury, home invasion and emotional torture victims and the paths they have taken back to a productive and satisfying life. Outstanding advice for trauma victims, their family and friends.
This documentary is like a clear self help book. It helps one delve deeper to gain a greater understanding of their journey, building on the therapeutic process. It opens areas of contemplation for post traumatic growth. Share, like and leave your comment!
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CREDITS:
GREGORY STROM, PRODUCER/DIRECTOR;
SHANE KRIDER, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER;
NEIL SANDILANDS, EDITOR
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@danielleterese402
10 ай бұрын
I hope you like the person that you will be seeing ❤❤❤ Lots of love!!!
I have struggled with PTSD for the past 20+years. I am 43 and have finally found a great therapist that ive been seeing for trauma for the past year. The longest ive been in therapy consistently, with the same therapist. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@PanthORandPonAY
9 ай бұрын
Me too. ❤ You and I are the same age too. How wonderful that we get to finally heal. Much love to you.
@danielleterese402
7 ай бұрын
Yesssssss!!! I am soo glad you are on the road to healing💜💜💜Lots of love to you, my friend!!
Watching this documentary is a really positive step towards acknowledging that you are not the only one suffering and that there are millions of people with PTSD, you are not alone, and there is support for you out there. I hope that you are able to find the right channel for you towards finding some peace in your lives.
I'll be here! Have been fighting for 24 years.
@RealWomenRealStories
10 ай бұрын
Hang in there🙏🏻
What a powerful documentary comprised of the profound comments from people who overcame PTSD. I was a victim too, but I didn't know the horror that had happened to me at the age of nineteen. I thought I was safe among "friends" and discovered thirty years later that a nightmare that had plagued me for decades was based in a real event that would change my life forever. It was New Year's Eve 2020 and I was celebrating in a country with my best friends where the drinking age was legally 19. I was drugged and raped by many young college boys. My fragile mind blocked this incident from my mind for so many years; but not completely. There was that nightmare recurring in my subconscious mind for decades. One day I was awakened to the reality by a doctor and God. I faced the reality of what had happened and finally understood that the damage done them would prevent me from ever having biological children. Knowing the truth, I had a choice to make: continue playing the role of a victim and enjoying the pity party or come out of that deep dark tunnel and start a positive journey based on what I could do. Life has been exciting ever since and I have achieved many goals. Was the road smooth all those decades? NO. But I found away onto another path toward personal development and positive, continuous growth. It takes strength, boldness, bravery, and courage to overcome obstacles. It can be done. These brave men and women in this documentary has showed us that it is possible. I believe in the possibilities.
I have watched this documentary several times and each time I gain more life lessons and tools. So powerful for everyday circumstances and of course Post Traumatic Recovery. Congratulations and gratitude to all involved and especially Greg Stromm, Shane Krider and all at Polaris Global Media, a brilliant, professional, transformational documentary, RESOLVE.
I really hope that this documentary will help other people who struggle with PTSD
@RealWomenRealStories
10 ай бұрын
We hope so too. Please share.
We've heard this phrase often because it's so true: "If they can do It, so can I."👊
What an amazing documentary! Thank you for sharing such helpful information. Far too many people suffer for far too long. Sending love to everyone!
I want to watch this
What a magnificent documentary. Thank you
Exellent !! I may well learn something .. ty RWRS 💜
@RealWomenRealStories
10 ай бұрын
You are so welcome!
@trailofsorrows
10 ай бұрын
@@RealWomenRealStories 🙂 , ty
I would never join anything that implies killing. NEVER. Do not forget, you are responsible for what you choose to do. Everyone that made that choice should feel responsible, guilt and shame not PTSD. I suffer from CPTSD and never hurt anyone nor even think of killing.
One fine PO here!
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Nice guitar ❤
The most important part is to not think about the loss and yourself as a victim. Everyone is a victim of varying degrees, life is pain
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