"This is just the tip of the iceberg," asserts Yilmaz Ates, a deputy for the main opposition Republican People's Party, which unearthed the deal.Ali Bulac, a prominent Islamist intellectual, says the Lighthouse scandal has "triggered trauma" among Mr Erdogan's core of pious supporters.
I told myself that speaking the word out loud would trigger the trauma.
So as we go to support the grieving Woodmore and Chattanooga communities, I encourage you to…. 1. Be mindful of reposting pics of the bus and the scene, even with well-meaning "prayer for" titles, because those often trigger further trauma.
First, the location of the incident was outside shops in the main street in the centre of a small market town and many school children will have continued to pass by the bombsite on a regular basis, providing a continual reminder of the incident and recurrent trigger of trauma memories.
Jessica Valenti has noted on The Nation's Web site that potential triggers for trauma are so manifold as to be beyond the possibility of cataloguing: "There is no trigger warning for living your life".
The state is typically triggered by trauma — often sexual or physical abuse, a combat experience, or exposure to a natural disaster — or by an unbearable internal conflict.
In a video with fellow stolen generations member Uncle Michael Welsh, Peeters said she "got triggered into trauma" when she was 54. "Not knowing what it was, no one tells you that it will happen to you," she said.
Her value springs from the byzantine relationship with her husband that has dominated the last nine years of American life -- triggering mass trauma, providing lurid soap opera and shaping federal policy.
Recently, the biostimulation effect of low-level laser treatment (LLLT) is used to reduce the discomfort and pain that is triggered by trauma or even by the forces applied from the orthodontic appliance on teeth [3, 4].
