The trauma triggered can be faster than a Twitter shitstorm of opinion takes over an otherwise complex conversation.
I now think a family trauma triggered my comfort eating - massive quantities of bread and jam after every meal.
For me, childhood trauma triggered the fight-or-flight reaction, and left me stuck in a constant state of high alert, never feeling safe or good enough.
David's error turns out to be a recurring symptom from a childhood trauma, triggered by the music from a Mister Softee truck.
"Catcher in the Rye" rewrites are all constructed on roughly the same pattern: a trauma triggered by a death (in Thompson's book, it's the death of the sixties), followed by an episode of emotional regression and a kind of shadow war, mostly in the head, with the rest of the world.
Her trauma triggers the seismic collapse of the "personality islands" – literally, floating landmasses – that define who she is, devoted to such themes as family, friendship and hockey.
Until the final episodes, in which a trauma triggers a manic episode, she does what thousands of people in the UK with a mental illness do every day.
"In a funny way, it isn't just that these traumas trigger these films, but that we understand these traumas through these films," said Tom Gunning, a film historian at the University of Chicago.
It has been increasingly reported that peripheral surgical trauma triggers neuroinflammatory processes associated with postoperative cognitive dysfunction, and that mitigating the neuroinflammatory effects of surgery prevents surgery-induced cognitive dysfunction.
For instance, the British-based company, still recovering after the financial traumas triggered by the Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010, owns only 20% of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline which will be built alongside extensions to the South Caucusus link from the Caspian to Turkey and a third, the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline.
