Post-traumatic growth helped war widow heal after husband's death

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  • Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024

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  • @dawnpettet5280
    @dawnpettet5280 2 года назад +3

    I'm a war widow since 2004, when my husband died. Vietnam ! I have survived 30 yrs, and I was loyal to him.
    I had to survive !!! But it left it's mark. Two years of counselling and I found a "me" I had forgotten.

  • @markhill9275
    @markhill9275 2 года назад +2

    yep, good old Harry, and then a Sepo woman destroyed that boy. Most evil creatures on the planet, USoNA women.

  • @philippawesterman8843
    @philippawesterman8843 2 года назад

    Erin, get someone to check the titles. Today we were told about "soldering on"!

  • @d-munn
    @d-munn 2 года назад +1

    As the UK is taking raw Ukrainian recruits, training them for 6 weeks (what would normally take 6 months) and then throwing them into the Russian meat grinder.
    The collective west's moral compass is pointing due south.
    This is also evident in AU defence mentality with our high suicide rates & lack of post service support.
    Also in our insistence in following blindly,
    the foreign policy of others.
    Australia has not fought a war on the industrial scale as is happening in Ukraine, since WW2.
    As a nation currently, we are not socially prepared for the realities of industrial scale conflict.

  • @GrandpaVince
    @GrandpaVince 2 года назад

    Good old shirley had a few beers in vinceys honour after he was mauled by a king size koala