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post-traumatic stress disorder

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Sep 11, 2026

Bully RayHOST
5:32
Um, it was a horrible day.
Bully RayHOST
5:36
The, the lives that were lost, the families that were affected, the, the, the, the, the, the, the New York City, uh, police officers and f- and firefighters who are still affected to this day from it, whether it's illness or PTSD.
Bully RayHOST
5:53
Th- th- some of the lucky few who lived through it, so many stories.
Bully RayHOST
5:57
I know we had Thea on yesterday.

24 MINS LATER

Lillian GarciaGUEST
30:17
You know, my dad, he, he was in the Army for over 20 years, lieutenant colonel.
Lillian GarciaGUEST
30:21
He fought.
Lillian GarciaGUEST
30:22
I saw what he went through with PTSD.
Lillian GarciaGUEST
30:25
I see what a, a lot of these soldiers and, and people that, you know, have given up their lives for our freedoms go through, and I will always respect it, no matter what.
Steven AsherGUEST
31:49
It's just beside itself.
Steven AsherGUEST
31:51
It's, uh, more or less it had like PTSD.
Steven AsherGUEST
31:54
It could not...
Steven AsherGUEST
31:54
It wouldn't hunt anymore.
Jordan PetersonGUEST
29:26
I don't think that you've lived a very deep life or a very long life if you haven't come to understand at some point in your life that there are worse things than death and maybe worse things than pain.
Jordan PetersonGUEST
29:37
You can see this make itself manifest in people who develop post-traumatic stress disorder.
Jordan PetersonGUEST
29:44
People who have PTSD are generally not merely people who've been hurt by life.
Jordan PetersonGUEST
29:51
They're people who've been touched by malevolence.
Jordan PetersonGUEST
29:55
You know? And it's one thing to suffer, but it's another thing to suffer pointlessly at the hands of people who are doing nothing but trying to produce suffering, and that's not a bad definition of evil.
AmandaHOST
35:16
Just-
JodiHOST
35:16
And the other survivors were saying, like, they felt bad, um, being depressed about things or having PTSD because-
AmandaHOST
35:25
Yeah
JodiHOST
35:25
... what they experienced in their mind, that, like, it wasn't as bad as what Tanya experienced.
SnookHOST
54:03
And now let's get into some of the top comments.
SnookHOST
54:06
One user says, So I have PTSD.
SnookHOST
54:10
The I don't care thing you're talking about sounds a lot like you're experiencing something called disassociation.
SnookHOST
54:17
Victims of trauma do this subconsciously and without control in order to cope with the traumatic event.
Stefania CoxHOST
9:58
People wanted to serve their country and do their duty.
Stefania CoxHOST
10:01
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and veterans suffering from PTSD and other types of trauma, they're significantly more at risk than the general population to suicide.
Stefania CoxHOST
10:12
So can you tell us a little bit about how your organization AirPower and some of the successes that you've had in helping veterans to heal and helping them return to civilian life.
Melissa KethisGUEST
10:23
Yes, it's one of my proudest things about the Air Power Foundation and our team and the support that we provide to our veterans.
Melissa KethisGUEST
10:39
And we also have a service dog program where we are able to match a veteran with a service dog.
Melissa KethisGUEST
10:46
And that is really a lifeline.
Melissa KethisGUEST
10:48
It not only provides support and hope and independence for that veteran, but it also helps that entire family as they begin to learn how to cope with some of the challenges of PTSD.
Melissa KethisGUEST
11:06
And it's not a once a week challenge.
JedPANELIST
43:44
The old blood falls off at the top and the new blood comes in at the bottom.
JedPANELIST
43:48
But the problem is... that some of these people, including myself, have served in conflicts of which, not myself, but of which have come back with illnesses, limbs missing, PTSD, so on and so forth.
JedPANELIST
44:07
And the government have just swept them aside.
JedPANELIST
44:10
And at least in the US, they have the Veterans Agency or the Veterans, I apologize, Paddy, but I know they have the Veterans Agency or wherever you refer to it.
Tyler DHOST
15:34
I'm still like nervous about FOMC next week.
Tyler DHOST
15:38
And I don't know if this is bear market PTSD.
Tyler DHOST
15:42
I feel like I'm still just waiting because it's this stupid four-year cycle thing hanging over our heads.
FaroukHOST
15:47
Yeah.
speaker_34AUDIENCE
59:10
Yeah, so he developed emphysema from... from being at the cleanup and then some of his close buddies, um, have passed away from cancer that they developed from the cleanup as well.
speaker_34AUDIENCE
59:26
Um, as long as, or as well as, uh, PTSD and a whole bunch of stuff.
speaker_34AUDIENCE
59:34
So, um, I just wanted to get on the air and just think about my dog.
speaker_34AUDIENCE
59:40
Um, I just wanted to think.
ArielAUDIENCE
23:25
And then some of his close buddies, um, have passed away from cancer that they developed from the cleanup as well.
ArielAUDIENCE
23:35
Um, as long as, or as well as, uh, PTSD and a whole, whole bunch of stuff.
ArielAUDIENCE
23:43
So, um, I just wanted to get on the air and just think about my dog.
ArielAUDIENCE
23:49
Um, I just wanted to think.

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