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PTSD Stereotypes Redefined

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Aria 51

Auburn, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
My good deed is being there for anyone regardless of if I know them or not. I saw a women fighting with her (assuming) boyfriend outside the Auburn Mall one day a couple years back when I was waiting for a ride home from work. He was pushing her, and threatening what hed do to her when they got home, she was crying and clearly he is an abusive person in her life. I took the chance of getting hurt myself by intervening and getting him to leave her alone and I would call the cops and he was mad at her saying "are you serious right now fine go with her" then I took her inside and got her a pretzel and drink and chatted for a bit, because that's what she wanted. I got her an uber, but never heard from her again. I hope she got out of that situation because as an abuse,rape survivor myself I couldnt let her be treated that way everyone sitting there being silent and watching made me sick.
Why are you participating?: 

Its important for people to know that being different isnt a sin. Everyone has things about them that made them who they are, unique and individual.

Amanda

Worcester, MA
United States
PTSD
Chocoholic
Irish
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I introduced people to a project where kids read to therapy dogs because the dogs wouldn't judge them.
Why are you participating?: 

I don't believe anyone should be judged by labels.

Adam

Acushnet, MA
United States
PTSD
Outdoorsman
Engineer
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I work as an RA on campus, and the whole reason I got into the job was to help people going through a tough time. So I spend a large amount of my free time helping people who are struggling.
Why are you participating?: 

I think it is a great cause.

Kristen

Auburn, MA
United States
Redhead
PTSD
Tattooed
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I support parents who have children with special needs. I am the parent af a young adult with special needs.
Why are you participating?: 

I work in the area of children's mental health and work to fight stigma constantly.

Cecilia

West Warwick, RI
United States
Brain Malformation
Rape Survivor
PTSD
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I change lives.
Why are you participating?: 

I am participating because I am not a definition found in any medical book nor dictionary. I am an individual who has experience both good bad & indifferent and I am here to continue to help lives as a Fit Veteran & Health Coach.

Sonya

Worcester, MA
United States
Actor
Native American
PTSD
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Even as a living statue, where I can say nothing. I can make mentally challenged child feel loved & welcomed. I have also helped people appreciate the arts & the native culture better.
Why are you participating?: 

Because it's a great cause. Being apart of an art form, a culture, & a voodoo topic which is all looked down upon & talked negatively about, I think this represents that & what I want to say about it.

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