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COVID post-traumatic stress is real. It can also come with silver linings.
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For some who ve endured life-changing trauma, the experience can yield something surprising: positive personal growth. 
Now, a major survey conducted in the last year suggests that s happening to people who ve felt traumatic stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Research published Thursday in
JAMA Open Network found post-traumatic growth in more than 40 percent of 3,000 people surveyed. Led by Dr. Robert H. Pietrzak, professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, the researchers asked the thousands of military veterans a series of questions about personal changes they d experienced during the pandemic, like if they appreciated life more, became closer with friends and loved ones, developed a better understanding of spiritual matters, and felt capable of doing better things with their life.  ....

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