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74understanding of their actions. Without the emotional value of theirmemories, they would not be able to learn and move on from it.Normally when a traumatic event occurs, hormones such as adrenalinecause the formation to make the person to retain the memory much moreclearly and vividly. With a beta-blockers like propanolol, the person wouldonly remember the act, not the pain or emotions associated with it. Whilecases where perpetrators commit acts that cause them to develop PTSDshould understand the weight of their actions and should not be given thesedrugs, victims of violence do not need to keep such painful memories andshould be offered medical relief as quickly as possible. This is imperative forthree reasons. First, the symptoms can hinder both their livelihood andlifestyles. Second, they won't simply forget the event; Victims will simply notacquire the emotional values and pain associated with most traumatic eventsthat cause PTSD. Lastly, achieving a “state of grace” (Hurley 221), as ElisaHurley describes it, is not important to the victims of violent crimes. Herdescription of this abstract state is hard to understand at first, but then itmakes sense. She initially defines is as “a state of quiet acceptance of theirinvolvement in bringing about terrible outcomes” (Hurley 222). In this stateof grace the perpetrator, a soldier in Hurley's argument, will finally realizeand accept that he/she caused a traumatic or horrible event. From there, theperson will proceed to heal emotional injuries and through that, have less
75Some of the long term symptoms of PTSD can include “Reexperiencingthe trauma...Social withdrawal...Avoidancebehaviors...increased physiological arousal characteristics” (National Centerfor Victims of Crime 1). These symptoms can hold a person back for theirwhole life. Symptoms of PTSD can get them fired from jobs, keep them frombeing hired again, and hold back their social life to allow for an emotionallyfulfilling life. Also, lack of sleep and hostility/rage can hinder overall healthand cause them to look for other ways out like alcoholism or drug abuse.The National Center for Victims of crime says “rape victims are 13.4 timesmore likely to have two or more major alcohol problems; and twenty-sixtimes more likely to have two or more major serious drug abuse problems.”(The National Center for Victims of Crime 1). if a simple drug taken at thehospital after the event can prevent all these things from occurring, whywouldn't and shouldn’t they be legalized for use in these situations? TakingBeta-blockers would get the victims back on their feet, working productivelyagain, and successfully moving forward in their personal livesNext, it is important to remember that such drugs will not cause sheerand complete amnesia, but just loss of the pain associated with the memory.In an article on WebMD named “Blood Pressure Drug May Erase FearfulMemories“, author Kelli Stacy explained, “Students aged 18 to 28 viewedfear – related images on a computer and learned to link [those pictures]with a mild shock to the hand … The students who received the beta-blocker
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