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The PAVE Project Report 85 Figure 15: Experience of traumatic events 50 45 40 41 35 30 35 35 25 20 24 15 10 16 15 14 frien d/ re la t . kille d physica lly injured family mem b.kill ed intimi w it nessed n timida te d ca ring fo r injured fam.mem b.in jured Figure 16: Time since traumatic event/s N % More than 25 years ago 7 9.3 Between 25 & 20 years ago 5 6.7 Between 19 & 15 years ago 4 5.3 Between 14 & 10 years ago 7 9.3 Between 9 & 5 years ago 21 28 Dif times-less than 11 years ago 2 2.7 Dif times- between 38 & 5 years ago 10 13.4 Missing 19 25.3 Total 75 100 While the study included individuals that had experienced trauma during the entire duration of the Troubles, the majority of participants had experienced more than one traumatic event and therefore it was difficult to discern the exact period of time since traumatisation. Having said this, 35 participants reported pre-ceasefire experiences
86 The PAVE Project Report and 21 participants reported post-ceasefire traumatisation. For some of the participants, violent experiences were ongoing (Figure 16). The great majority of participants had worried that traumatic events could happen to them prior to the event (n=48). Many had never shared these worries with anyone, while some participants (n=20) had talked about their worries, mainly with family members (n=11) (Figure 17). Figure 17: Communication about worries N % Nobody 18 24 Family/relatives 11 14.7 Support/community group 3 4 Doctor 2 2.7 Army/police colleagues 2 2.7 Carer 1 1.3 Friends 1 1.3 Missing 37 49.3 Total 75 100 Many of the participants were told about the death of a relative or friend by a relative, while others were present during the traumatic event (Figure 18). One person heard about her son’s death on the television news. Most of the participants stated that their first reaction was shock (Figure 19).
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