In the Trauma awareness conversation in June, the most challenging social media conversations were:
The discovery of Indigenous children – students of Canada’s residential Catholic schools, mostly catholic schools
- What kind of trauma has the indigenous community in Canada endured due to the loss of so many of their children?
- How did the indigenous communities mourn their lost children, community and culture?
- Has there been reparation activities and conversations directed at healing the indigenous communities?
Re: the video of the young girl guzzling down gin till she passed out.
Binge drinking is scary not just cause you could die from acute pancreatitis, or massive bleeding when you rupture veins in your food pipe, but even if you survive those two— Gracie (@PathGracie) June 14, 2021
Don't glamorize binge drinking, especially not with heavy liquors. Some effects of alcohol come fast and some kill, and some last for life.
— Gracie (@PathGracie) June 14, 2021
Alcoholic Coma
I have seen a video of a young girl who was made to drink 750mls of Gilbeys Gin at a go..
Let me tell you why this is very dangerous..
— Dr.Bosire Wairimu MD, MSc, MBA (@Lasterbosire) June 14, 2021
Acute alcohol intoxication with respiratory failure (impulses of your breathing come from the brainstem),aspiration(contents of the stomach getting to the lungs),low blood pressure and heart failure(mostly due to abnormal electric activity)- literally multi-organ failure
— Dr.Bosire Wairimu MD, MSc, MBA (@Lasterbosire) June 14, 2021
"Trauma is not the bad things that happened to you,
but what happened inside you as a result of what happened to you."– Dr. Gabor Maté
— daktariLinnie 🏳️🌈🇸🇪 🇰🇪 (@LinniewaGC) June 12, 2021
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Do not avoid Change
Do not set yourself on fire to keep others warm
Change is not always easy
Change is the only constant
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