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Hostage Survivor Describes Unexpected Triggers of Trauma

Hostage survivor Sagui Dekel-Chen spoke about the unexpected triggers of his trauma three years after the massacre, including simple activities like building a sukkah. He described how everyday objects and situations can cause anxiety, and that intentionally facing these triggers has not yet brought relief.

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Hostage Survivor Describes Unexpected Triggers of Trauma
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  1. 01Hostage survivor Sagui Dekel-Chen described ongoing trauma triggers three years after the massacre.
  2. 02He identified unexpected triggers like building a sukkah, causing anxiety.
  3. 03Dekel-Chen noted that common triggers include loud noises, darkness, and hunger.
  4. 04He intentionally confronts triggers but finds no relief yet.
  5. 05The survivor shared his experiences at an October Council exhibition.

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