"the same trauma" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a previous or ongoing traumatic experience that is being discussed or compared to another similar experience. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "After his car accident, Tom experienced the same trauma as he did when he was a child and fell off his bike."
But the lasting effect is the same: trauma.
The trouble is that McCarthy always finds the same trauma wherever he looks.
"To sit with people who have gone through the same trauma is a tremendous help".
The Labour leader said other cities, including London, had gone through the same trauma and added that there were also "many dying in wars around the world".
Children with damage to a particular area of the brain often suffer losses that are different from those sustained by an adult who experiences the same trauma.
Wanting to keep others from going through the same trauma, he decided to study urban planning at Ardhi University in Dar es Salaam.
BOSTON — The suicide of the former Chicago Bears star Dave Duerson became more alarming Monday, when Boston University researchers announced that his brain had developed the same trauma-induced disease recently found in more than 20 deceased players.
— A brain autopsy of a University of Pennsylvania football player who killed himself in April has revealed the same trauma-induced disease found in more than 20 deceased National Football League players, raising questions of how young football players may be at risk for the disease.
In this new society, family is for people who have suffered the same traumas, survived the same hardships, and come together to form a new collective.
Back in 2014, Kalief told me his story in a series of interviews, reliving painful moments from his time in jail, because he didn't want anyone else to experience the same traumas.
"We can't let another group of people go through that same trauma," said Hanson-Young.
