How Do You Live After You’ve Almost Died?
"PTSD is less of a brain event than an existential event." We've all heard of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, but we may not realize that we probably all know someone who suffers from it. While it is typically associated with war and soldiers coming home after combat, trauma is a big part of civilian life. Today's…
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