Sentence examples for seriously traumatized from inspiring English sources

SFTT has also launched a PTSD initiative which has mobilized a top medical task force to give seriously traumatized warriors access to the latest Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)/ Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) therapeutic modalities, collaborating with CDS Warrior Salute on a Pilot Treatment Program, and developing a comprehensive national referral resource.

Prafullachandra N. Bhagwati, an adviser to the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, who visited in May, reported, "Most children appeared seriously traumatized, and severely affected by a culture of self-harm (slicing of wrists and suicide threats) out of a sense of desperation".

It is also known that a part of those who carried out the terror were seriously traumatized, a phenomenon that was later to become well-documented.

"She has been seriously traumatized and barely speaks.

The name of the "seriously traumatized" railroad employee, however, went unmentioned in the article.

But, with many members of the mission dead, seriously injured or traumatized and scattered, officials were unable to confirm by this evening that an offer had been made.

Although a response rate of 60% has been described as good in an acute setting with difficult-to-recruit patients [ 37], the non-respondents were significantly less cooperative and had lower GAF, so it is possible that the most seriously ill and traumatized patients were unable to participate, or refused to, making the CES scores here an underestimate of the real burden.

He has been severely, hauntingly traumatized.

Initial interviews with passengers were difficult, in part because survivors who had been seated in the front, and were thus more likely to have seen what happened, were the most traumatized and severely injured, while those at the back were less seriously hurt but had no clear view of the crash.

I have taken calls from seriously hysterical family members -- incredibly traumatized people -- sobbing on the phone, crying out, "I don't know where my son or husband is!" Another factor that slows down immigration proceedings is the lack of legal counsel, especially for particularly vulnerable detainees such as those with mental disabilities.

Scott Porch Savannah, Ga., Aug. 3, 2008 • To the Editor: For every seriously injured illegal immigrant, there are hundreds of similarly traumatized uninsured Americans.