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Dr Cath Hill survived the Manchester Arena terror attack with her son, Jake. Now she is helping other survivors deal with the aftermath.

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Ellie Taylor has added her experience to a new report that has found three-quarters (75%) of the young people affected by the 2017 terror attack were left with psychological injuries.

Three-quarters of children and young people affected by the 2017 terror outrage were psychologically injured by what happened to them.

Three-quarters of children and young people affected by the 2017 terror outrage were psychologically injured by what happened to them.

One survivor told researchers: "The tutor told me that I should take the attack as a positive experience - that this hardship would make me a stronger person. He said not many young people experience hardships nowadays. This felt totally insensitive so I didnt return."

Three-quarters of children and young people affected by the 2017 terror outrage were psychologically injured by what happened to them.

Three-quarters of children and young people affected by the 2017 terror outrage were psychologically injured by what happened to them.