Simon Harrison names the moment PTSD finally released its grip after three decades of carrying it.
Simon Harrison spent 30 years living with PTSD after a traumatic event in 1996. In this clip, he describes the specific turning point where he realised the hold the trauma had on him was finally breaking, a moment he marks as the true end of that chapter.
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