The officer, who rescued wounded soldiers in Gaza, thought the flashbacks and anxiety attacks would end, but they got worse. 'I realized my situation because I was responsible for a squad of almost 30 soldiers, and I understood that I could not be responsible for them and know that they trusted me with life and death,' she said
The officer, who rescued wounded soldiers in Gaza, thought the flashbacks and anxiety attacks would end, but they got worse. 'I realized my situation because I was responsible for a squad of almost 30 soldiers, and I understood that I could not be responsible for them and know that they trusted me with life and death,' she said