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Patrick Clancy says he’s been doing a form of rapid eye movement therapy, commonly used to treat PTSD, to help him process the traumatic memories. "They put you right back in that place that you've been trying to avoid for years. And you face it head-on. And it's unpleasant,... show more

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Its my opinionvor 4 Tagen

Thanks for showing us these fuck ass clips and airing 5 mins. What a joke

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Katevor 4 Tagen

He’s much stronger than I am. I would’ve killed myself a million times over if I lost all three of my children—probably 10 million times over if I also witnessed their lifeless bodies.

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Hal Bryanvor 4 Tagen

I do not believe this man. Saw video of a man that's an expert on strangulization and it takes 10 to 12 minutes per child. There isn't enough time the timeframe doesn't work. Those children we're dead before he ever left the house. So I guess he left the house early than he did🤷

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Psycho Daddy Patric trying to come up with excuses for the "eye flutter," eh?

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Tell me why the 'smirking'. 🙄

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Charlievor 4 Tagen

It works. I highly recommend it.

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@CrimeJunkiePod flips the coin and instigates theories all in the name of likes since they are claiming you’re irresponsible journalists. I’ll call their bluff on irresponsible. They just want a paycheck. @CrimeJunkiePod sux.

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Hollyvor 4 Tagen

EMDR. Life changing.

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Where are you feeling it in your body? What does the event make you believe about yourself? (Go there now.. refeel it) What happened? Whats the truth about the event ? What’s the truth about yourself?

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🎥 GOOD FOR PATRICK CLANCY FOR DOING EMDR. —extended 60minutes interview “I think the thing that helped the most was EMDR.” EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a trauma therapy that helps people process traumatic memories rather than continuing to relive them with the same intensity. I worked with an EMDR therapist and was excited to one day be one myself. I’ve seen miracles in those that have utilized it. And it is NOT easy. Patrick describes being taken right back to the memories he’s spent years trying to avoid and having to face them head-on. That’s the part people need to understand. Healing from trauma isn’t just talking about what happened. Sometimes it means confronting the very memories you’ve been desperately trying to escape. The goal isn’t to erase those memories. It’s to reduce the distress attached to them so they no longer have the same hold over you. I’m glad Patrick is getting this help. He deserves whatever peace he can find. And the fact that he’s doing the work doesn’t mean the trauma has disappeared. 💔 🎥 60 Minutes 60 Minutes

🎥 GOOD FOR PATRICK CLANCY FOR DOING EMDR. —extended 60minutes interview “I think the thing that helped the most was EMDR.” EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a trauma therapy that helps people process traumatic memories rather than continuing to relive them with the same intensity. I worked with an EMDR therapist and was excited to one day be one myself. I’ve seen miracles in those that have utilized it. And it is NOT easy. Patrick describes being taken right back to the memories he’s spent years trying to avoid and having to face them head-on. That’s the part people need to understand. Healing from trauma isn’t just talking about what happened. Sometimes it means confronting the very memories you’ve been desperately trying to escape. The goal isn’t to erase those memories. It’s to reduce the distress attached to them so they no longer have the same hold over you. I’m glad Patrick is getting this help. He deserves whatever peace he can find. And the fact that he’s doing the work doesn’t mean the trauma has disappeared. 💔 🎥 60 Minutes 60 Minutes

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San Fran 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan: Gift and Curse of being a mobile prep Quarterback -"You got guys like Tom Brady, Peyton Manning. I don't think they were running around in Pop Warner. They weren't in high school. They've had to learn to play since they started playing in the pocket looking down field. And so when they get to the NFL, that's what they've been doing their whole life." -"It's great to be a great athlete of course, but the problem is...if you've been doing that your whole life, you haven't had many reps of staying in and eventually they'll force you to, and it's hard to develop that in NFL." -"If you want to be successful in NFL, you're gonna have to be able to do both. And it takes reps to do that. And you're not gonna always get that in college if, especially you have that athletic ability. So it's something you, you gotta be working on, on your own."

San Fran 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan: Gift and Curse of being a mobile prep Quarterback -"You got guys like Tom Brady, Peyton Manning. I don't think they were running around in Pop Warner. They weren't in high school. They've had to learn to play since they started playing in the pocket looking down field. And so when they get to the NFL, that's what they've been doing their whole life." -"It's great to be a great athlete of course, but the problem is...if you've been doing that your whole life, you haven't had many reps of staying in and eventually they'll force you to, and it's hard to develop that in NFL." -"If you want to be successful in NFL, you're gonna have to be able to do both. And it takes reps to do that. And you're not gonna always get that in college if, especially you have that athletic ability. So it's something you, you gotta be working on, on your own."

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🚨TRUMP: I'm not a fan of what Russia's doing either, just so you understand. All right? But it's a lot different. You're talking about a country that has been evil for 47 years (Iran). JOURNALIST: Sir, if you end up hitting those Iranian power plants, how is that different from what Russia has been doing in Ukraine by hitting Ukrainian power plants? TRUNP: Well, I think it's a lot different, and if you look at the nuclear weapons that they wanted to have (Iranians), that they wanted to possess, a lot of things are different. I'm not a fan of what Russia's doing either, just so you understand. All right? But it's a lot different. You're talking about a country that has been evil for 47 years (Iran). They've been horrible. Death all over the world, not just us. Look at the way they attacked unexpectedly all of those countries surrounding them. That, it was not supposed to... Nobody was even thinking about it, but they wanted to take over the Middle East, and they wanted to knock out Israel permanently. And if they had a nuclear weapon, they would've been able to do that

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President Trump just sat down with Michael Cohen and said it straight: "They weaponized you like nobody’s ever been weaponized… like few have been." Cohen said: "Maybe just you and I, sir." President Trump: "Yeah, me too. But mine was at a level that nobody’s ever seen before. They weaponized you. They weaponized a lot of people. And I respect the fact that you recanted everything you said. That’s a big thing that you did." The deep state was willing to do whatever it took to take Donald Trump down. Cohen was just another person they used in the process. All of it makes perfect sense, another piece to the puzzle.

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Bukayo Saka admits he’s been gambling with his fitness throughout last season and will continue to do so: “I think when you have that success and you taste it, you want to do it again. It can go two ways, but when I speak for myself, I'd say it's definitely made me want to do it again and come into this tournament with even more hunger.” Alex Howell: “Your fitness, how has that been? Has that been frustrating for you, maybe people watching, not knowing what you're pushing yourself to do? And have you had to learn more about yourself, how to play, when maybe you're not 100%?” Saka: “Yeah, but I think as players, you know, It's the biggest gamble, especially if you're not feeling your sharpest, you have the choice whether you don't play or you put yourself out there knowing that people are going to judge you the same. “And at the end of the day, people don't really care how you're feeling. They expect you to deliver, they expect you to perform. And yeah, I'm happy to take that gamble and it paid off, I'd say. And I'm going to continue doing that. But like I said, I'm feeling a lot better than I did in March and I'm ready to go.”

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