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Friday March 12,2010

Why are they crying?

by Kathy Sutton , RN

About five years ago I was five months pregnant. I went into labor and delivered an 11.4 oz baby boy. He lived for five hours, then passed away. I had my son Michael cremated, and never got over the loss...

Anger and Trauma

by National Center For Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Anger is usually a central feature of a survivor's response to trauma because it is a core component of the survival response in humans. Anger helps people cope with life's adversities by providing us with increased energy to persist in the face of obstacles. However, uncontrolled anger can lead to a continued sense of being out of control of oneself and can create multiple problems in the personal lives of those who suffer from PTSD.