Sara Sidner is a CNN Anchor and Correspondent who’s been reporting on conflict from all around the world. She’s been to Bolivia, Arab Spring, Afghanistan, and even Mumbai attacks. She’s not fearless. A week after she gets back home, stunning fear and anxiety from the place, where she’d reported, creeps in. Every now and then, she gets a flash of something, it means she’s suffering from PTSD. Gratefully, there are a lot of thoughtful and kind colleagues around her, who understand her and keep checking in on her. She said the outreach to help her out is impactful and helpful.
Sara Sidner is a CNN Anchor and Correspondent who’s been reporting on conflict from all around the world. She’s been to Bolivia, Arab Spring, Afghanistan, and even Mumbai attacks. She’s not fearless. A week after she gets back home, stunning fear and anxiety from the place, where she’d reported, creeps in. Every now and then, she gets a flash of something, it means she’s suffering from PTSD. Gratefully, there are a lot of thoughtful and kind colleagues around her, who understand her and keep checking in on her. She said the outreach to help her out is impactful and helpful.Having colleagues whom she can ask for and knowing what her core is, she can keep pushing past the doom loop and go through her life.
*Vocabularies; report, ask for sb, every now and then, tear up, doom, loop
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