Where 'stigma leaves the room'.

摘要

When Lt. Col. Stephane Grenier returned to Canada in 1995 from a 10-month peacekeeping mission in Rwanda, he was as an injured man. He just didn't know it. He had been part of the United Nations forces, under Lt. Gen. Romeo D'Allaire, who were caught in the middle of the militia-led massacre of 800 000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus. For four years after his return, Grenier suffered from cold sweats, flashbacks, emotional outbursts and sleepless nights. He once sat in his car for 45 minutes outside a base clinic, trying to figure out how he was going to describe what was going on in his head.