Astonishingly the synagogue's towers remained standing after the latest in a series of grave traumas suffered at the landmark building.
Marceline, in her terrifyingly vulnerable expression of an interior monologue, was publicly confronting a grave psychic trauma even as she wrenched France into a crisis of conscience.
To the Editor: Mark Epstein's essay does a grave disservice to trauma sufferers when he says people must live with trauma.
Part play, part concert, it is an interactive narrative of words, music and song about Shakespeare's doomed heroine, who speaks to the audience from the grave about the traumas of race, class, gender, war — and the transformative power of love.
"My grave concern is that trauma survivors are being triggered by current events to the point that they are having difficulty functioning or finding themselves experiencing persistent or intolerable suffering.
Survival from cardiopulmonary arrest due to blunt trauma is grave indeed, likely due to the multisystem nature of the injuries sustained.' [ 7].
While edema may be adequately tolerated by many patients, such as young serious trauma victims, more grave consequences may be faced by elderly or frail patients in whom edema may retard oxygen delivery to the lungs, myocardium and brain.
We have been programmed to think that we will have to take these accumulated traumas to our grave with us, but there is increasing evidence in the energy psychology literature that this is not the case.
The trauma of violence is grave and long-lasting.
The truth is that shared trauma ― warfare, natural disasters, grave illness, etc. etc. ― builds strong bonds between people.
