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Trauma

Psychological trauma may set in after a distressing or life-threatening event. Sufferrers may develop extreme anxiety or PTSD, or they may have ongoing problems with relationships and self-esteem. But many overcome trauma, offering inspiration to others who have had life-altering negative experiences.

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