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🇨🇦 PTSD, Policing & the Breaking Point | Graham’s Story | WHEN THE SHIFT ENDS

🇨🇦  PTSD, Policing & the Breaking Point | Graham’s Story | WHEN THE SHIFT ENDS

A courageous share, this will help MANY – John Malloy

After witnessing traumatic deaths in the military and as a police officer — including holding a civilian as they died in his arms – Graham’s world began to fracture.

The job followed him home. Addiction took hold. Hope disappeared. Then came Northern Ontario — serving on a First Nations reserve where violence, suicide, and systemic under-resourcing deepened his moral injury and eroded his faith in humanity.

Graham reached a breaking point and nearly ended his life. This is the story of what happened next.

In this episode of WHEN THE SHIFT ENDS, Graham speaks openly about PTSD, addiction, moral injury, and the silent cost many first responders carry long after the uniform comes off. But this isn’t just a story about trauma — it’s about survival, music, and reclaiming purpose when everything feels lost.

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Connect with the director Andy Hourahine on Instagram: @519Andy

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