For episode seven of The Good Edit, host Rebecca Davis speaks with the inspirational survivor of a Jerusalem bus bombing terror attack, Dana Pinhasov.

In this gritty and grounded conversation, they explore:

• The day that changed everything: February 25, 1996
• Navigating life with disability and post-traumatic stress disorder
• The role of faith and moving to a place of acceptance
• Confronting fear and lessons of resilience
• Finding new purpose, and carving a life of meaning
• Kids of Courage, the Beit Halochem Canada program that Dana founded bringing joy and support to children of Israel's disabled veterans and victims of terror.

EPISODE RESOURCES: SUPPORT FOR POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

AUSTRALIA

• If your life is in immediate danger, call 000 now
• Open Arms (for current and ex-serving ADF personnel and their families). Call: 1800 011 046.
• Lifeline Australia. Call: 13 11 14
• Beyond Blue. Call: 1300 22 4636

ISRAEL

• ZDVO Beit Halochem Achiad Group for PTSD. Call: +972-3-646-1603
• NATAL – The Israel Trauma and Resiliency Center. Call: 1800 363 363
• Metiv – The Israel Psychotrauma Center. Call: 02-644-9666

EPISODE LINKS

• Follow Dana Pinhasov on Facebook
• Follow ZDVO Beit Halochem Israel on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
• Follow ZDVO Beit Halochem Australia on Instagram and Facebook
• 'Triumph over terror' (Feature article about Dana Pinhasov by Rebecca Davis), The Australian Jewish News.

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CREDITS
Founder, Host, Producer: Rebecca Davis
Editor & Sound Engineer: Saul Muscatel

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