"July 4th: Navigating Fireworks and Mental Health for Veterans and Shooting Survivors"

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Survivors of the Covenant School shooting in Tennessee are experiencing fear and trauma triggered by the sound of fireworks on July 4. The aftereffects of the shooting have disrupted their sense of normalcy, causing anxiety and panic. Therapy has helped some survivors cope, but experts recommend wearing noise-canceling headphones, staying near an exit, and engaging in calming activities. It is advised for those planning to set off fireworks to inform their neighbors and be considerate of the potential impact on survivors.
- ‘Our sense of normalcy has been shaken’: July 4 fireworks cause terror for Covenant shooting survivors WKRN News 2
- What veterans can do to be at ease during Fourth of July celebrations WHAS11
- Local military base provides 24/7 support for active-duty members affected by fireworks noise WOAI
- On 4th of July, veterans reflect on their pasts WCCO - CBS Minnesota
- Kern Behavioral Health and Recovery Services talks about mental health for Fourth of July KGET 17
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