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King Soopers, Stop & Shop shootings are adding to grocery workers trauma

Recent attacks in Colorado and New York have added a new layer of vulnerability for millions of supermarket employees: "I don’t feel safe."

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Grocery workers, already reeling from the pandemic, face new trauma from store shootings

By ABHA BHATTARAI | The Washington Post | Published: May 3, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. The nightmares have been relentless. Joel Loomis remembers seeing police cars racing toward the store where he works. He remembers hearing reports of an active shooter. And mostly, he remembers the image he saw on YouTube that still haunts him: his 25-year-old manager, motionless, near the self-checkout, where he d said hello to her the day before.

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Best job despite no pay - The Lima News

Best job despite no pay By Thomas Tracy - New York Daily News Dottie Brier. American Red Cross/TNS Dottie Brier on the set of the film, Sully. She was one of the Red Cross volunteers who responded to the real Miracle on the Hudson. American Red Cross/TNS NEW YORK – At 91, Dottie Brier has found the secret to eternal youth: volunteering. For the last three decades, the plucky nonagenarian has been a proud member of the Red Cross, offering her strong hands and warm smile to those who have survived the worst disasters in our country’s history, from Hurricane Andrew and Superstorm Sandy to the Oklahoma City bombing and 9/11.

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Here s How to Deal With Trauma from the News Cycle

Already have an account? Photo: Westend61/Getty Images Whether it’s yet another video of a police altercation gone wrong or alerts about the latest mass shooting, we face a seemingly unrelenting deluge of disturbing news in our media feeds, timelines, and DMs on a daily basis. And it’s wearing us down. About two-thirds of Americans say they’re worn out by the amount of news that’s coming at them, according to a Pew Research Center study. The 24-hour news cycle is not just exhausting; it can be traumatic so much so that researchers believe watching violent videos causes symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Even people who view videos of merely confrontational situations suffer, according to the Dr. Margo Jacquot, founder of the Juniper Center, a Chicago-area counseling agency.

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It s the best job I ve ever had and I don t get paid for it : Dottie Brier, 91, Red Cross volunteer, looks back on three decades of service

It s the best job I ve ever had and I don t get paid for it : Dottie Brier, 91, Red Cross volunteer, looks back on three decades of service
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