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Manchester Arena attack survivors claim new support for disaster victims 'does not go far enough' - Vimarsana News

Manchester Arena attack survivors claim new support for disaster victims 'does not go far enough'

Itv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from itv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Manchester Arena bombing: Survivor seeking help 'retraumatised' after doctor 'asked her to leave' - Vimarsana News

Manchester Arena bombing: Survivor seeking help 'retraumatised' after doctor 'asked her to leave'

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.

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Manchester Arena bombing: 29% of young survivors 'have not received support' - Vimarsana News

Manchester Arena bombing: 29% of young survivors 'have not received support'

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

Manchester Arena bombing: 29% of young survivors 'have not received support' | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Manchester Arena bombing: 29% of young survivors 'have not received support' | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

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

Third of young Manchester Arena bombing survivors 'have not received support' - Vimarsana News

Third of young Manchester Arena bombing survivors 'have not received support'

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 didn't return."

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