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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2011
- Four months after 33 Chilean miners were rescued from a half-mile underground, where they lived in daily fear of death for over two months, psychologists say all but one of them are experiencing serious mental stress. Bob Simon reports.
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Clearly these men are suffering from PTSD. The mining company got off scott free in spite of reported safety issues BEFORE THE MINE collapsed. They should have had to give these men a huge settlement paid as one lump sum or in payments. It's just wrong they have been abandoned as they have been. It's an injustice to these men who worked so hard for this company who doesn't give a shit about them.
they encountered ancient race of intelligent lizard called vril and got FREAKED out!
c ankhovich
What...
@@cankhovich1796 wha
Dee Marie Dubois,
I would think they would be way up on a scale of PTSD sufferers. Pinera doesn't care. He gave such trite responses. These miners must have awful nightmares and suffer over sensitization and be hypervigilant. It's highly likely they deal with insomnia and flashbacks. Emotional detachment can be a big issue. Families suffer. They all, definitely, deserve workmen's compensation and damages from the company.
To be fair that documentary was done only four months after the rescue. I’m sure we can all agree it’s going to take longer then that for them to physiologically recover . Maybe 1-3 years
I saw the movie and I am angry these miners were NOT compensated because the company wasn't found liable???
Ninjacatprincess I just now saw the movie and I'm furious about this!!
You don't even know HALF the story bro. The movie didn't tell you that the 33 Chilean miners found lizard creatures underground that were absolutely diabolical. That's why they had to sign a non-disclosure.
This information was given to the public by whistle-blower Donald Marshall.
fulltimegeek highly unlikely but just curious why these lizards weren’t seen prior to collapse of the cave? But biggest obvious question, why not eat them??
Grease Medic eh he's some tin foil hat person who probably believes all the lizard people conspiracies
@@saltymashedpotatoes lol what did you smoke?
"I prefer to be dead..." Oh my God! It's so sad. I'm in tears...
This is really sad, i cant imagine the trauma these miners went through, its really heart breaking...
Wow, that ending! "The mine is a powerful goddess who extracts a price for her gold and copper, sometimes death sometimes survival."
beautiful quote
I fell like I’ve been dropped into the ocean after the video ends
I was so happy for them that they had made out alive and now I am sad. Hope they are given proper psychological care, at least by the media who takes their interview.
Those poor men were stuck underground for months. It's a miracle that they made it out of there alive.
Grass is also green by the way.
true, unfortunately the PTSD will probably haunt them for the rest of their lives. I truly feel for them and for our own civil servants that get caught in natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and similar situations only to have our American Government turn its back on them. Think about the 911 rescue workers and even our own military, they have been swept under the rug.
met the vril!
@@cankhovich1796i wasn’t gonna say it
It seems that the government dose not care as much for the 33's health as much as there own image, Because some of them can't work and do require such payment like disability checks. The fact that some of there disability's were taking seems a bit crazy and uncalled for. Some of these men need and deserve that disability check for what they went threw. Thou god will still always be with them.
The Perplexed Ginger that they lost the disability only a couple of months after is an outrage. No one can recover from trauma thdat quickly
They have too disability soon!!!
How incredibly sad, I feel so much for them
My daughter & I stayed up all night, watching the rescue, we #prayed.. have a Blessed weekend
It's abt the miners nowyone cares abt you our your daughter unless u were in the mine . Or your a family member .. prayers go out to all the miners .
@@travishenderson2606 Shut up
it's pathetic in any situation how there are resources available in this world and they are not used properly to help those in need. God be with the 33.
Damn I saw the movie and a few documentaries about this and this is the first time I’m hearing that they were close to eating one another
Abraham Rivera obviously you didn't watch the movie then because they even talked about eating the Bolivian first because they heard they taste like chicken. He went and hid away scared someone would eat him.. Of course they won't put cannibalism in a movie like this but they hinted the truth of it
@@BabyBunch i think that was made as a joke in the movie
The pres look so wierd smiling like that
Looks evil....
Vril power
me and wife just finished the movie , very touching, they should have been compensated
the movie doesn't even tell you 1% of the story ...
I feel your pain. God bless you all
Imagine spending a week underground with no reassurance of being saved, not knowing when you'll just die.
No way to save yourself or those around you... now imagine 2 and a half months of that. Unreal.
Don't be Sad and feel haunted, only one God is full of mercy .. be grateful to Him Only forever and for saving you all those days in that accident. Be contented with God and He'll reward you here on earth and in paradise. And repent from your sins
Wait, there were people whose job it was to read all the letters from the miners to their family and remove parts of them? WTF? How is this okay in any shape or form?
It's because they weren't allowed to talk about the creatures they discovered down there. According to whistle-blower Donald Marshall they found Vrill which are reptile-like beasts.
fulltimegeek source?
@@lastmexicano ... My source is the biggest whistleblower of all-time: Donald Marshall
Here's a website that archived what he said about the Chilean miners: astral7ight.blogspot.com/p/chilean-miners.html
@@saltymashedpotatoes sir, a BLOG????? y'all really will just believe anything lmao
@@saltymashedpotatoes stop believing every other conspiracy theorist or you are bound to get psycho
Good job getting this up so fast. I needed it for a project
I saw this movie yesterday, I still can't believe they all survive. God is good.
+yajaira lopez I saw the movie just recently, it was so good!
They went through hell, and continue to suffer, and "God is good?" I respect your opinion, but it isn't mine.
God didnt do shit. People did
ALL THE TIME
all the time!
Well of course they are. They will never be the same.
It is shameful the way they've been treated. And the president: "well, that's life..." they should have received compensation sufficient enough for them to not need to work again. Instead, they've been taken advantage by the media and the government.
They should be compensated for life. They should not spend one more day stressing over how they will make a living to survive!
That would fix it completely, they need a lot of other help
I think big money is playing a part here. The mining company should have been held liable they didnt follow through safety precautions! These men suffered so much more because of it.
Wow! Those poor men!
PTSD.
Man this is crazy.
Get attorneys and sue guys. For millions. Good attorneys, great attorneys
Jacque Renee good attorneys don’t come cheap
At that time what is the temperature in mines
Seems like they are suffering from severe PTSD.
I agree! If you research whistlblower Donald Marshall he says that these guys discovered REPTILE-LIKE creatures down there called Vril and they were forced to not talk about them. That's what drove them nuts ...
But the tunnel where they were trapped was open to the surface for decades, so surely it’s possible lizards lived down there? It’s not like they were trapped somewhere that nobody have ever been before?!
awsome....
awsome....
if all politicians who claim to want to be elected to serve the people the world over should have to do 69 days in a mine to prove that they mean what they say they would not be one politician left in this world, not one,period.
How are they doing now, 8 years later?
most of them never fully recovered (mentally), they were given some money here and there, but getting jobs for them has been very difficult (most of them didn't have much education) but that money was given to them like 9 years ago now, and money runs dry very quickly when you have to pay for phychologycal treatment and medicines, on top of not having a job
I hope their country compensated them abundantly.
it didn't. They got barely nothing.
Ignorance and shame of many who think a rescue almost impossible and most important in the history of mankind
I can believe this omigosh
I realized that happened in my birthday in one hour after all of them came out I’m pretty sure
Wow
PTSD in america equals medical weed
PTSD in Chile equals pill, Chile is fucked up.
Funny since the medical use of cannabis has been legalized since the 1st of December of 2015 in Chile, so I wonder what kind of doctor are these people going to because he could easely prescribe medical weed
Arriba Mineros!!
I knew that a movie would be made out of this.
Don't lose hope. The Lord Jesus loves you. I know sometimes life sucks. But God cares about you.
The translation is wrong. They’re not saying what they translator is saying.
Sickening. Makes me not want to explore them abandoned mines. I'm not an experienced miner. I'm an amateur mine explorer. If that were me baried alive in abandoned poorly mapped mine. I'd die a horrible death.
jesus!
Did the people get compensated for what happened to them??
+mark pod No. The company wasn't found guilty of neglect, either... :/
you got to keep faith in God
Pinera comes off like a psycopathic Waltz character. I found him truely unfeeling and creepy.
You can’t physically lose 50lbs, or anywhere NEAR that after not eating for 17 days. More like 12-15lbs.
He said 15
that interviewer is awful
yes
Ptsd obviously
poor sods
Only the American news media can take one of the best survival and rescue stories of all time and turn it into a hit piece. I'm embarrassed.
Who’s here after watching the movie?
Honestly, this documentary is better than the movie in some way.
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welcome to hell 33
"drill is punching " shows plan c and not plan b 😐
fucked up shit, id rather watch death films all day than hear about storys like this
I think they should be grateful they have a president and people who rescued them. I mean with those odds where do you hear such rescue efforts. And after watching the movie have they forgotten how much will they had to live. Nothing mattered down there except to get out and be alive. And the fact this guy say he'd feather be dead after all those efforts.
Granted they should get compensation and get disability benefits.
There's plenty of people who probably get it. Why stop these guys.
Still even though it's tough they should look around. They are alive and that's all that matters.
Aisha Aslam you don't understand PTSD. He said he feels like he hasn't been rescued because the person he was before is no longer there. What they went through no one can begin to imagine. It's hard to just continue on with life when death should have come for you. The mind is a battle that most people can't win. Leave them alone and pray you never experience something that changes your whole life.
Yvonne Hullo people are so ignorant
That host in the beginning has a terrible lisp that he is trying very hard to conceal! Lol!
omg, the psyches have screwed them up from day 1, with "helpful" pills.
I just saw the movie :-)
Why did the fittest men go first ? I would have sent the weak first if I was down there.
In case it got stuck or another issue. Needed the most mentally strong guys to test the journey
The first few people up needed to be the most mentally and physically fit because if something went wrong during the first few rescues there was a manual winch that would split the capsul and lower the person back down.
the male babwa wawtews...
Omg, "It may have been the greatest rescue mission since Noah's Ark." He says lol without a SHRED of irony at ALL. 🤣
It's seriously like saying; "He may have had the belly most filled with jelly since Saint Nicholas himself!" Hahaha or; "It may have been the most harrowing encounter with a wild animal since the Hendersons hit Harry the Sasquatch with their family station wagon that fateful night outside Seattle in 1985."
He mentions an event from a friggin' Fairy Tale as if it was an actual historical event lol my 5 year old is smart enough to have figured out the MANY physics and reality defying aspects of such an ABSURD story!
"The rescue of the 33 trapped Chilean miners, an incident as harrowing as Rudolph getting teased by his fellow Reindeer, with an ending as happy and cathartic as Rudolph finally being asked by the man himself to put his bright, shiny nose to good use guiding the sleigh that night!" 🤣
I mean, if we're going to stick with make-believe stories for our comparisons lol why shouldn't the Loch Ness Monster or Dracula be invoked as well?!
Many of the tales pulled straight from Mother Goose and Grimm are more closely tied to what's actually possible within the shared reality we experience than Noah's freaking ARK!
It doesn't GET much more absurd than THAT! 🤣
Edit; I'm sorry but, the ridiculous is DEFINITIONALLY deserving of ridicule!
Yes, I said "I'm sorry," but as a figure of speech lol not an apology! 😇👍
Damn, what got you riled up?
Es solo una comparación literaria. No hay por qué dar millones de palabras quejándose de ello.
No mms
Whatever amount of time it took to paint the capsule, it was a waste of time.
I wonder who’s idea was.
The president playing politics.
And you think your president is bad.
he is he tried to refuse giving aid to victims if the california wild fires because they were a mostly democrat area
Noah's ark? Wut?
hahah
thats what happens when you EAT SOMBODY
William M But they didn't eat anybody.
wtf
33 is an occultist number... it's all a big joke.
the greatest rescue since noahs ark. HAHAHAHAHA that didnt actually happen so yea hahahaha
ty vaughan and you better believe i aint saying nothing else i got better shit to do like get this money but u had to say sum bout my momma fucking keyboard warrior
ty vaughan Well obviously Noahs ark didnt happen, but what does that have to do with anything?
That's what the presenter said at the start of the video.
Liars!
Noah's Ark? Isn't mentioning that fairy tale kind of making light of a very real tragedy? September 11th, perhaps the greatest disaster since the Tower of Babel fell! Fucking give me a break!
Rich Gilly lmao September 11 was planned by bush
@@wakeup9873 um that’s 100% WRONG!!!! 9/11 was planned & carried out by Osama Bin Laden & his henchmen.
Hoax
@strangler in the Night. Nope not a hoax this actually happened
lol 33 miners for 69 days
What a load of crap. You don't fool everyone.
MediaSubliminal big facts
I'm sorry for how these guys feel, but I have to wonder what has changed in humanity's latent toughness over the past 60-70 years. The people who came out of Nazi concentration camps went thru far more than 69 days of terror, starvation and abuse, but we don't hear about any of them having PTSD or taking multiple meds to get thru the day. They weren't hailed as heroes or taken to Disney World or given any disability payments; they just went out and made their way back into life, finding jobs, creating families, enjoying the little things- after having lost EVERYTHING. We are wimps these days, regarding any period of suffering as something that requires psychiatric treatment and sympathy instead of realizing that the tough times make us stronger, wiser and better human beings.
are you fucking kidding me??!
god youre so fucking stupid
PTSD was not a known diagnosis back then. So, it would likely not have been identified or treated like now. Many evidence based psychotherapists today. Cognitive Processing Therapy. Prolonged Exposure Therapy. EMDR.
Seriously this is one of the most ignorant and ill informed comments I have ever read. The reason that PTSD wasn't diagnosed in the 1940s is because it wasn't recognised, it doesn't mean that people didn't have it. If you want to see the proof look up Patric Stewart's Who Do You Think You Are? It's very clear that Patrick Stewart's father was post traumatically stressed from his engagements during WWII.
+talitakoomi I love your idiot words about toughness as a person who is obviously a moron and has never suffered shyt. Just that you think people coming out of WW II camps aren't still kvetching and demanding payments for their alleged suffering proves you don't know fuk shyt about anything. There are still active Naz1 hunters hunting elderly Germans and attempting to extract every penny they can get from them and their families to be sent to another greedy 6ew to live large on their genocidal settler colony in Palest1ne.
The millions upon millions of dollars spent rescuing these men isn't payment enough? If humans were logical, they would have left them do die. But we're not! We have empathy, for people in a situation like that, and even one life matters. But it has to end somewhere. They shouldn't be coddled by the government forever just because they were trapped in a mine and were rescued. I do however think that the mining company should be held accountable for putting people in a mine that doesn't meet some kind of code.
ajbutch123 they are asking for their life back and no one can give it to them. Dollars can't compare to a human life. They should have been compensated but they weren't and now we are asking them to move on. You must have never had anything tragic happen to you. Well you are blessed because some of us humans struggle with the nasty hand that life has dealt. Don't ever judge another man's struggle.
*****
Without going into my life story, I do know how it is being dealt a shitty hand in life. What you don't seem understand is that is part of life, and sometimes 'it is what it is'. So get over it like every one else has to.
+ajbutch123 Well then you're a very bitter person. I can't believe you can lack so much compassion and claim you have been through tough times. I have been through more shit in my life than most and yet I manage to be compassionate, I couldn't stand to see anyone suffer. I suppose that's the difference between a victim and a survivor.
bournemouthlass I'm a bitter person? If someone has issues because they were trapped in a mine, then rescued... they had some underlying problems in the first place. I would be thankful I was saved, then move on with my life. PTSD from combat I totally get. Issues from being stuck in a mine for a month is craziness.
+ajbutch123 the truth is aholes like you would never want to live in a world full of people like yourself. you rely on the decency and kindness of superior men, no doubt.
What else do they want? Do they even know how much it cost to get them out? They worked for a private company even, so how is that the President's fault? Typically "goverment as a babysitter" mentality.
+Cristina Hammond What do you mean what else...... Disability would be a nice start. So you're saying if you worked for a private company and became disabled from their negligence you wouldn't expect them or the government to help with assistance? Come on, you look like you're on WIC.
+SidewaysInTraffic
Haha
Are you serious? How is it the president fault? Not his fault but at least compensate them. They were there for freaking 3 months over 500 feet underground.
I can guarantee you can't stand in a hot subway station for 10 minutes you will be complaining. As will I.
They should have gotten something.
+YaYa LifeVlog 500 feet..... 2300 feet you mean. Your right them guys should never have to work another day for the rest of their lives for what they went through.
Are you kidding? They deserve disability bc they are legitimately disabled and unable to function in their lives because of something THEY had no control over. 2 months of continuous trauma and expecting to die. Went to work one day, did everything right, and were buried alive. And the president bears responsibility, bc the private company WAS NOT properly prosecuted or made to pay damages by the government as it should have been, even though it was completely complicit. It continued to send its workers down into a mine they knew was unstable, didn’t put an emergency exit bc they were cheap, had outdated/inaccurate maps, and left only 3 days worth of food down there when it takes months to drill down that mountain. It had no legal ground to stand on. How did it win the case? Corruption.
Meanwhile all these miners want is adequate medical care and disability. How much does that cost for only 33 men who experienced what’s regarded as one of the worst traumatic events in recent history and captured the attention of billions?
You have a typical idiot who doesn’t understand how a stable, developed society works mentality.
33 Jerkoffs
Waahhh we were stuck in a mine…get over it