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Secondary trauma

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Oct 22, 2026

Sarah WahabGUEST
59:44
I can't I didn't even know that you your job involved looking at like images and things like that.
Sarah WahabGUEST
59:49
That's just even beyond because I'm sure you've heard of secondary trauma, right, where you're exposed to things like.
Sarah WahabGUEST
59:57
Sometimes multiple times and then there's survival's guilt, right? Exactly.
Sarah WahabGUEST
60:04
Yeah, like these are your people that you are removed from and there's this systematic oppression that is continuing to happen over and over and over.

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HananHOST
76:34
I'm just letting you guys you know what they know us very well and they know that
LinaHOST
76:40
Lina has avoidance issues to wrap this up what's your advice on how to deal with this at least like just any kind of like how to cope
Sarah WahabGUEST
76:50
Like in terms of the like secondary trauma.
HananHOST
76:54
What's happening in the world.
Somer ColbertHOST
28:17
I'm thinking too about the woman, Stacey, who Maybe the wounds of the past aren't the issue.
Somer ColbertHOST
28:23
Maybe it's an issue of secondary trauma where it's an everyday ongoing thing where they are absorbing the hurts and the rejection and the pain of the person that they've chosen to love, that they're trying desperately to attach with, connect with, teach them safety.
Somer ColbertHOST
28:37
lean into the Lord, model this ladder of progression as you're talking about, but they are just taking on without any control themselves, that secondary trauma of the pain of another who has not taken those steps forward in that journey.
Somer ColbertHOST
28:52
What encouragement would you have for that woman today?
Stasi EldredgeGUEST
28:55
Oh, I'm so glad that she's listening because you cannot do this alone, right? You are not meant to do it alone.
Rhiannon JonesGUEST
3:25
And if it got to the stage where we couldn't make it work between us, so either he picked them up or I picked them up and put them to bed most of the time, then one of us would quit.
Rhiannon JonesGUEST
3:37
our jobs and reassess um and i mean the juggle was real it was a bit of a mess i i will if you want go into it but i was a bit of a i personally was a bit of a mess ended up it ended up affecting my mental health i got diagnosed with secondary trauma um which is a slightly separate story but um we decided we weren't going to have a nanny and we were going to try and do it on our own So, you know, we had people that did help.
Rhiannon JonesGUEST
4:09
Like, for example, I'm lucky enough to have my mum who lives nearby and she really did step in and help us a lot.
Rhiannon JonesGUEST
4:17
But it was tough.
Tania GlennGUEST
46:34
You know, we absorb everything o- from our phones.
Tania GlennGUEST
46:36
There's secondary trauma, which is watching horrible videos and being traumatized by that stuff.
Tania GlennGUEST
46:41
Like, you know, it's coming at us from all directions, and people on the front line are in the, just the absolute thick of it.
Tania GlennGUEST
46:50
You smell it, you taste it, you touch it, you, you know, you hear it, and trauma's trauma.
MaKayla DavidsonHOST
50:33
Is, what, what is that about? Am- I can't be the only one.
Tania GlennGUEST
50:37
Yeah.
Tania GlennGUEST
50:38
So, so what we're talking about is secondary trauma, which was born out of 9/11.
Tania GlennGUEST
50:42
'Cause, you know, if you remember, like, after 9/11, people across the country had manifestations of PTSD even though they weren't in New York or Shanksville or, or Virginia.

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