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actually went downstairs and told sully i have a little ptsd, becaususe you do p pack that a littlele bit. >> this sosomeone of t those ev that d divides onene's life ini befofore and aftfter. >> o oh, yeah. > for everyryone and ththeir fafamilies on n the airplalane. >> the faaaa is now tetelling u ththere may hahave been sosomet that causesed the planane to go down. >> manany on the a airplane, a l as t the crew anand i felt a an expeperienced popost traumatati streress disordeder for some pe of time afafterwards, and for my people it lasted a long time.