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Help and hope for first responders
“For Sandy Hook first responders, Navy’s remedy is spirituality”
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February 1, 2013
In a recent New York Times story, seven Newtown police officers give a firsthand account of the carnage they found inside Sandy Hook Elementary School on December 14.
In the piece, Eric Brown, a lawyer for the union that represents the police officers, said many of the officers who responded to the school shooting will likely suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for the rest of their careers.
“We estimate it is probably going to be 12 to 15 Newtown officers who are going to be dealing with that, for the remainder of their careers, we imagine, from what we’ve been told by professionals who deal with PTSD,” Brown states.
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March 18, 2013 issue
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Letters
Robert G. Donaldson, Anne Daly, Monique Dupre, JSH-Online comment
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Safety in the air
Steve Ryf
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No more regrets
Jim Baker
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Active employment
Alan Pearlmutter
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Be still and feel God's love
Jeramy Shays
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Help and hope for first responders
Linda Ross
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'Open his eyes, that he may see'
Diane Allison
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Test every thought
Nancy Fischer
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What's most important: 'God loves you'
Dagmar Rumpler
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God takes good care of us!
Exaucé
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Saved from river rapids
Jean Wynant
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Flu symptoms healed
Emily Maixner
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Moving freely again
Yvonne Renoult
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No more migraines
Terry Ullman
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Virtue's persistent power
The Editors