Long-Range Effects of 9/11
September 7, 2006
Category: Emotional and Mental Health
In this episode, Armand DiMele discusses the profound psychological and physical impacts of the 9/11 attacks, particularly as the anniversary approaches. He highlights findings from health studies on first responders and the general public, revealing increased rates of anxiety, PTSD, and other health issues. DeMille emphasizes the long-term psychological effects, noting how pre-existing conditions were exacerbated by the trauma of the event. He also explores the paradox of community bonding and personal growth that emerged in the aftermath, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own experiences and the changes they’ve undergone since that pivotal day.
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