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hlthe2b

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2. I knew he'd suffered severely from PTSD...

Thu May 31, 2012, 07:38 AM

May 2012

It sounds as though CNN-TIme really did the "corporate" response and just tossed him aside. This piece that he wrote to try to encourage others similarly effected--I hope that it might be start of some healing for him--finding new meaning in life and reason for being.

He was always a tremendous reporter, but I knew listening to him that he had NO means of detaching from the horror. I truly wish him the best.

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Never forgot him dipsydoodle May 2012 #1

I knew he'd suffered severely from PTSD... hlthe2b May 2012 #2

I agree Inuca May 2012 #7

+100 applegrove May 2012 #11

War is evil and the men who start wars are evil. He was a great correspondent, but it finally got to sabrina 1 May 2012 #3

"We" are not the ones making wars lunatica May 2012 #5

True, but then over 70% of Americans did support the Iraq War sabrina 1 May 2012 #9

I've wondered what happened to him. I so enjoyed his reporting. snappyturtle May 2012 #4

Reading this made me think of this Video I seen on Rolling Stone yesterday SJohnson May 2012 #6

Haunting. I hope he gets to see his son again soon. qb May 2012 #8

That was intense. cachukis May 2012 #10

One of the few journalists worthy of respect Timbuk3 May 2012 #12

Big time K&R for Michael Bozita May 2012 #13

I hope he pulls through and finds peace Oilwellian May 2012 #14