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Dunn, Meghan. “Vets Use Unconventional Therapy to Treat PTSD.” CNN, Cable News Network, 17 Dec. 2017, www.cnn.com/2017/08/31/health/cnn-hero-andrew-manzi-warrior-surf/index.html.

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Getting Involved:How People Can Get Involved

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Getting Involved:How People Can Get Involved

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Website link:
http://www.warriorsurf.org/

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Quotations That Support The Central Idea 

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Quotations That Support The Central Idea 

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"There's only one thing I'm focused on when I'm out there: surfing. It's as powerful as meditation, breathing techniques, yoga. You really get in tune with your body.

In combat, you wait and wait and wait for something bad to happen. Well, bad stuff happens over there. It always does. Well, here, man, you wait, you wait, you wait, and something amazing happens."
"but the family's been in the trenches taking grenades for the past four years since he's been back from deployment"

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The central idea of the interview is to show his ideas and opinion on PTSD and to tell what is going through his head when he surfs.

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Andrew Manzi has temperately healed other vets that suffer from PTSD (around 300) and made then connect with there families again... he has made a huge impact on a lot of families and will be helping others for years to come.

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Andrew Manzi was a marine in the military and soon when he was able to be home again he started suffering from PTSD and he soon started surfing becaus "I had my 🤬 handed to me that day, but it was the first time I felt alive again" and he soon started helping other "brothers" that suffer from PTSD also and there families.

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Andrew Manzi
Warrior Surf

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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1.How many people do you help a day?

2.How long were you in the military?

3.What rank where you?

4.What made you start helping others that suffer from PTSD?

5.Have you ever seen a shark?