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Rosabella writes:
"Not so long ago, Dina emailed me her lyric, along with a web link that took me to an article by Tina Rosenberg about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and the extraordinarily high rate of suicide amongst PTSD sufferers. These are - for the most part - soldiers, returning from combat in Afghanistan and the Middle East ; young men, who have served their country, seen unspeakable violence, and watched their fellow soldiers - brothers - die in front of them. These guys are returning home to a world that they can no longer inhabit. Too much has been left behind, and too much has been witnessed.
The article made for harrowing reading. Dina's lyric destroyed me... Then came an urgency to create the song, and it came so quickly that I didn't know if I'd actually done anything. This happens when there is no more barrier between me and the subject matter. I was so fully immersed, in the injustice; the heroism; the isolation - it was an overwhelming need to express/bring these words to a wider audience."

Dina Soraya Gregory and David Lee have created this moving and at times harrowing montage, in the hope that it will raise social awareness about these silent sufferers.