The trick is to learn how to do it artfully, and persuasively.

Ann knows the power of PowerPoint. She's seen it used in her court. She thought it would be a great idea for the prosecutors both at The Hague and in Rwanda to know how to integrate this technology into their trial presentations and also into their appellate presentations.

Terrible things happened in Rwanda. The U.N. stepped in to try to bring some justice to the people who caused the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of people.

We won't let him go days without throwing. It's important for him not to lose ground. I don't like guys in the middle of an arm rehab not be able to throw if they're healthy, because I think it can set him back. We'll make sure to exercise the arm while he strengthens the knee. If it all goes well, he should be long tossing and continuing the program fairly quickly.

...a freeze response (dissociation, collapse, numbing, paralysis, deadness) during the incident that threatened your life or limb. Sometimes it's difficult for people to understand that this is really survival response...

The symptomatology of PTSD.
In PTSD a traumatic event is not remembered and relegated to one's past in the same way as other life events. Trauma continues to intrude with visual, auditory, and/or other somatic reality on the lives of its victims. Again and again they relieve the life-threatening experiences they suffered, reacting in mind and body as though such events were still occurring. PTSD is a complex psychobiological condition.