Her story is all too familiar to so many of us, and we relived its trauma with her, as we have relived it so many times before.
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During my child's path to literacy, I relived my own.
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He relived the night of his victory, one more time.
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" They relived what Mr. Barilla called "our magical mystery tour.
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Yesterday, I relived what has become an all too familiar experience.
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As Sanches relived the gruesome details, an unidentified woman left the courtroom crying.
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Here we examine how notable films and shows reacted, portrayed, and relived 9/11.
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We moved onto the shoe section and were relived to find some organization there.
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Over two days of testimony, they relived the terrible afternoon of December 22, 2016.
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Details: Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said he was relived the protests were largely peaceful.
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They all sat in a group and just reunited, relived and had such a ball.
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"I relived that night during the course of hearings and during the trial," he said.
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In the 'Jordan' video I relived the dreams inside my head as a 10 year old.
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The happy couple are currently vacationing in Hawaii, where they adorably relived their very first Paradise date.
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As a survivor of the Bosnian War, Gafic relived some of the unhealed traumas during his visit.
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In 1979 Jan Scruggs, a Vietnam veteran, watched "The Deer Hunter" and relived his own horrific wounding.
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But few seem to have relived their elections and relitigate them as persistently as Mr. Trump has.
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She relived the dream encounter as she marked another birthday this week, according to CNN affiliate WJLA.
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It was the biggest decision she had ever made, and she relived that terrifying moment almost every day.
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The network could have taken the spirit of 1967 and relived the first Super Bowl without 21st-century excess.
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Those early days, with Jacob, Rebecca had relived in every passive moment the experience of giving birth to him.
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As she relived these atrocious experiences onstage, over and over again, Ms. Gadsby built up a kind of callus.
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By recounting what happened to us, we relived our pain and risked being judged harshly by those around us.
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When I won, I relived those moments of watching Ernie Els, Retief Goosen and Trevor Immelman winning the tournament.
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J.G. Ballard's dystopian vision of "no yesterdays, no history to be relived, only an intense transactional present" feels incredibly prescient.
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Many people "relived" their fondest memories of this year, while others didn't even have enough content to receive a video.
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She relived it by telling me that, and I don't want to see any parent have to go through that.
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He would break into a sweat four to five times a day, shaking and trembling as he relived his captivity.
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Kendall Jenner relived her high school cheerleading career during her appearance on NBC&aposs "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Wednesday.
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Basically, it's a way of capturing personal experiences so they can be relived again or shared with friends or the world.
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Unlike the Vietnam war, which is perennially relived and relitigated, the Korean war of 1950-53 is largely forgotten in America.
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The excruciating withdrawal pains he experienced are relived in Coke Habit, a cheeky animation from NYC-based creative studio Dress Code.
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"When I won, I relived those moments of watching Ernie Els, Retief Goosen and Trevor Immelman winning the tournament," Grace said.
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"I've relived it over and over, and every time I close my eyes, I see my babies," Simpson said in the video.
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In this story from August, Siano relived the night Bianca Jagger celebrated her birthday party ... and put Studio 54 on the map.
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It was clear that hers is a necessary voice in media, and I relived my disappointment over the cancellation of her show.
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Says White: "The struggles that Sitting Bull and the Lakota people had fought 100 years prior were being relived in our time."
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MASHABLE: It must be very surreal to be reliving the trial again — which you already relived once, when you wrote your book.
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That may not have happened, but the extravagance of that era can be relived at a reasonable price at the Old Consulate.
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"At that point, you're feeling pretty good," Girardi said afterward as he relived Showalter's decision to walk Judge and let Sanchez hit.
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He relived in detail the meeting with Rohingya refugees at a packed interreligious meeting in the garden of the Dhaka archbishop's residence.
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During the largely ad-libbed talk, he also relived some of his well-trodden grievances, including the Russia probe and the 2016 election.
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During the After the Final Rose special, the pair relived their heart-wrenching split, and discussed their final goodbye in front of audiences.
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" Harrington relived the "great feeling of satisfaction knowing this was everything we worked for, just feeling - 'YES!' it's what we've all dreamed about.
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"He thinks I'm Caymanian," Messer said, laughing as he relived the moment inside a restaurant across from Grand Cayman's famous Seven Mile Beach.
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The 20-year-old star relived her experience of traveling from Cuba to Mexico then America with her mom in an interview with Glamour.
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I relived my whole life, in a pretty surreal, non-linear, nonsensical fashion, but it went on for so long—what felt like years.
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But whatever the merits of such a vote, it would prove painful in the short term, as the country relived the debates of 2016.
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It's expected that both military personnel and civilians will be upset with this decision, but Bergdahl is surely relived he isn't headed to prison.
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Washington (CNN)Former first lady Michelle Obama relived an awkward Inauguration Day gift exchange during her first television interview since leaving the White House.
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I relived my anxiety over the election, saw fragments of other people's racist or sexist Twitter arguments, and replayed troubling news segments in my head.
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" Ford relived the night of a party when she was 15 and Kavanaugh was 17, telling senators she "believed he was going to rape me.
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With hours to fill in a cell she shared with three older women, she relived in her mind the attacks she suffered in El Salvador.
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The "after party" is our memory of the past, not so much recollected in tranquillity as relived in the riotous terms of style and form.
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"The struggles that Sitting Bull and the Lakota people had fought 100 years prior were being relived in our time," White said at the film's premiere.
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"We just relived the whole thing all over again," said India Godman, who was in the nightclub when shots rang out, killing 14 of her friends.
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I relived the moments I took them and I was as moved by what I saw as I had been a quarter of a century earlier.
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As she relived it over and over, Liss began to feel like the system that was supposed to bring her justice was only bringing more pain.
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Like so many, I've been on an emotional roller coaster as I've absorbed the headlines and relived my own experience of being attacked as a teenager.
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That got me thinking about Jong-su's dad, who had to listen to these broadcasts all the time, and relived these atrocities over and over and over.
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During an emotional day as she relived her Paris robbery on Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian West found some relief in candy.
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We've had a million of these and we will have a million more because ironic detachment and relived adolescent crushes are comforting while the world burns. Fine.
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On the bright side, she (and we) got to see Abraham again, in a way, as she relived the last meaningful conversation they had before his death.
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We cannot imagine the depth of emotion that this day brings each year, the grief renewed, the memories relived, those last beautiful moments together cherished and always remembered.
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"With the Vitrima lens, GoPro users are not only recording a video but a full experience that can be relived," Colin Marshall, vice president of Vitrima told me.
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I know we aren't really in a place to give advice, but the heartbreak your son must have felt upon discovering his bike missing should never be relived.
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In honor of the anniversary, Hudson and her boyfriend relived their first date, a hike, and documented the celebration with a photo of the two kissing on a bridge.
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The MAGA hat, like the Confederate flag, wouldn't elicit outraged reactions if it were only a piece of cloth that harkened back to bygone days never to be relived.
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The BlacKkKlansman actor, 40, relived memories of his early 2000s relationship with President Donald Trump's oldest daughter when a reporter for the Daily Beast asked him if it was true.
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Pelosi again relived last week's call with Trump in which the president defended his conversation with Ukraine's president as "perfect," just hours before she came out for an impeachment inquiry.
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Concert films are, for the most part, for nerds—a sleek memento of a great night, repackaged nostalgia to be occasionally relived by die-hards and those who were there.
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In recounting the loss of her best friend, Crawford also relived the painful losses of her mother, Janet Crawford, and her brother, Marty, who both died of AIDS in the '90s.
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"I flashed back over 27 years in that time period, and relived every good moment, while at the same time knowing what the future was going to bring us," says Chris.
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People are sharing the meme and they're not really engaging with what are his feelings—does he want to have his image spread across the internet and to have it relived?
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Expos fans, in full regalia, flocked to Cooperstown and relived old dreams during the Baseball Hall of Fame's induction weekend, turning Main Street into a flashback from the Boulevard St.-Laurent.
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The 35-year-old Suits actress — and Prince Harry's flame — took Instagram on Wednesday, where she relived the glory of her cooking conquest and admitted to feeling pressure to repeating said greatness.
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Harry left for St. Kitts and Nevis after a day in Barbuda, where he relived memories of a visit there with his late mother Princess Diana a few months before she died.
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And herein lies the danger of corrosion: like a drunken night out relived the next morning, every excruciating flaw in the thrill of the night before becomes magnified and impossible to ignore.
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Together we relived the conclusion of Game 7, which punctuated one of the most implausible comebacks in sports history, orchestrated by one of the greatest leaders to ever step on a basketball court.
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A week after Kim Kardashian West relived her horrific Paris heist on an emotional episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, her sister Kendall Jenner is opening up about her own scary experience.
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I heard the whip cracking against the horse's flesh, I relived its collapse, and my heart shrank at the idea that I was going to die on the sidewalk of an unknown city.
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The river was deserted and I relived my experience from days earlier, drinking in the sublime scenery that, truth be told, should always have been the reason to visit, and remember, this town.
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The events leading up to the collapse of Dewey & LeBoeuf, once one of New York's most prominent law firms, are about to be relived for a second time in a Manhattan state courtroom.
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In a recent ritual in Nuevo Egipto led by local shaman Pablo Flores, Moronci said she relived happy moments of her childhood, and also realized she had health problems that had to be addressed.
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Nearly half of those instructed to make sense of those stories used the generic you at least once compared to 10 percent who relived something upsetting and 2.5 percent who wrote about something neutral.
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Speaking a day after news broke that he will be replacing Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne next year in an all-new lineup with Spaniard Carlos Sainz, Norris relived the excitement of having a dream come true.
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Year by year he relived the ordeal of the trudging, starving sailors and the route they might have taken southwards to grassier country, as well as a sense of where the ships had gone down.
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In Michigan, several hours after he spoke in Louisiana, Mr. Trump once again relived election night, offering thousands of boisterous fans who filled an arena in Grand Rapids a long soliloquy on his electoral victory.
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Claude Lanzmann, the journalist and film director whose obsession with the Nazi genocide brought forth "Shoah," a groundbreaking film that relived the annihilation of Jews through the memories of witnesses, died on Thursday in Paris.
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"What these defendants did - acts of almost inconceivable cruelty and depravity - was described in excruciating detail by Holly, who relived with the jury, for two days, the Wichita Massacre," conservative Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in the ruling.
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Wade would be overturned as he compiled his short list of candidates, and while I have relived my sexual assault a thousand times, I was lucky to have had a choice over the pregnancy that resulted from it.
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Surrounded by mourning friends and family at his home in Karachi on Saturday, her father, Abdul Aziz Sheikh, fought back tears as he relived his frantic efforts to check whether his daughter was safe half a world away.
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Who could surprise us: Nastasha Lyonne, "Russian Doll"The "sweet birthday baby" gave one of the most delightful performances of the year on Netflix series as she relived her birthday over and over again a la "Groundhog's Day."
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I relived this salaciousness a little these past few weeks, consuming the Weinstein revelations myself with something not unlike excitement, reading the details, listening with horrified fascination to the recorded audio of him coercing a woman he had assaulted.
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ROME (Reuters) - Amanda Knox, back in Italy for the first time since her 2015 murder acquittal, broke down in tears on Saturday as she relived her eight-year ordeal of trials and imprisonment, and the media frenzy surrounding it.
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The Black Star icon relived the time he and the comedian took a quick helicopter trip to SNL creator Lorne Michael's Hamptons home, and ended up at a house party where Rod Stewart was performing—background singers and all.
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The prime-time soap opera created by Richard and Esther Shapiro that came to define the Reagan era is ready to be relived with all 217 episodes of the entire nine seasons of superrich chicanery available on 57 DVDs.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Olympics Minister Seiko Hashimoto said on Monday she was relived that the International Olympic Committee had ruled out a cancellation of the Tokyo Games, adding that Japan would follow the committee's decision on how to proceed.
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And while there were some definite full-body cringes as I relived some familiar moments, the show is such a funny and honest portrayal of puberty that it was actually strangely comforting to go back to that moment in time.
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Speaking at Ladd-Peebles Stadium, where there was a steady drizzle that he said would ruin his suit, Trump relived his tense election night when he went from big underdog to eking out a victory over heavily favored Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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At mile 30, runners are relived and elated, but the finish line, in Pasadena's Loma Alta community park, looks more like scene of disaster srelief than victory -- although, to be fair, few disaster scenes include beers and burgers at 7 a.m.
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Theresa Saldana, who played Joe Pesci's wife in the Martin Scorsese film "Raging Bull" and, in a 21987 television movie, relived a near-fatal knife attack she experienced at the hands of a stalker, died on Monday in Los Angeles.
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TOKYO, March 23 (Reuters) - Japanese Olympics Minister Seiko Hashimoto said on Monday she was relived that the International Olympic Committee had ruled out a cancellation of the Tokyo Games, adding that Japan would follow the committee's decision on how to proceed.
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But when Balan was building the tiny, dark space, he relived every moment of the three years he had spent in bondage at a brick kiln in southern India, working endlessly to repay a loan of just 5,000 Indian rupees($77.60).
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Hernandez relived her fear and anger all over again when she received a legal notice at work a few months ago ordering her to garnish the wages of a waitress at the hotel who owed money to Carlsbad Medical Center.
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While most people may not create very exciting 360 video with viral potential, some people, like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg are just fine with capturing something more personal like their child's first steps — to be relived in a VR headset years later.
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Nikki Bella was at the height of her wrestling career in 2015 when she broke her neck and underwent a risky surgery to fix it — a journey she relived during Monday night's episode of Dancing with the Stars for Most Memorable Year Week.
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During its run, I relived that scene in the doctor's office on previews, recaps, and commercials, and the more often I heard that line, "97% of women your age have more eggs in their ovaries than you," the more desensitized I became.
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The Cohens and other families relived their pain and desolation in "Since: The Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103," a documentary by Phil Furey that has been shown at festivals for the last two years and will be shown on television this year.
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After a week during which he strove to closely stick to the prepared remarks scrolling on the teleprompters before him, Trump veered off script several times as he relived his political victories and his decision more than 500 days ago to run for president.
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So while some may worry that museums will bow to community pressures of all kinds, I think that this is an instance where clearly the trauma being recalled and relived on the part of native people warranted the serious consideration that the Walker gave it.
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And I do think the more we can converge those and potentially, if you introduce other types of more immersive capture formats, potentially in the AR VR space, you really get a really relived potential experience, which I think would be really exciting for people.
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Melbourne, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump declared himself the unquestionable winner of his first debate against Hillary Clinton during a rally Tuesday night, then relived the entire debate before a Florida crowd of supporters, this time with the help of a teleprompter -- and without Clinton baiting him.
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The long unsolved case, which had a profound impact on how parents watched over their children, has been relived again and again through vigils and a proclamation by President Ronald Reagan that designated May 25 — the date Etan disappeared in 1979 — as National Missing Children's Day.
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At the American Airlines Center on Thursday night, Mr. Trump once again relived election night 2016, probably the high point of his political life, casting it as a moment of miracles for himself and the nation, before the scandals and the special prosecutor and the impeachment inquiry.
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Here, scientists have figured out how to extract memories from people who'd like to forget them, and these memories manifest as physical clones — human-appearing entities whose entire brief existence is a continual loop of the extracted memory, relived in the underground vault where they are kept and observed.
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As a very small child, hanging round the fire and the mysterious sweat lodges, he had heard the stories of four of these old-timers—including his maternal step-grandfather, White Man Runs Him—and relived the massacre of the blundering blue-uniformed soldiers through their ancient eyes.
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She narrates her entire story from beyond the grave, both in "flashes" — relived key moments of her life, up until her own murder — and as a hovering, melancholy presence, anxiously following the jagged contours of her daughter Josey's life as she grows up and starts a family of her own.
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In all likelihood, he doesn't think about me at all, while I have relived the moment he shoved himself inside me without my consent over and over for years, as though replaying it one more time will let me go back in time and stop this from happening to me.
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The unhappy offspring of the houses of Atreus and Thebes are some of the oldest protagonists of world drama: They have relived their traumas onstage continually since the fifth century B.C., both in the original plays and in adaptations that draw psychological insights and contemporary relevance from the ancient texts.
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More than two years after the New York City police officer Brian Moore was fatally shot while on patrol in Queens, his fellow officers relived that night, as testimony began on Monday in the trial of the man prosecutors say killed him with two bullets to the head from a silver revolver.
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On Monday night's "Late Late Show with James Corden," the late-night host and superstar singer Ariana Grande teamed up for a 13-song tribute to "Titanic" that relived the movie's plotline through tunes like "Come Sail Away" by Styx, "Rich Girl" by Hall & Oats and, naturally, "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice.
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"The premise that the trauma needs to be relived over and over in order to heal has questionable scientific merit, because the brain areas that go offline during a traumatic experience and precipitate PTSD are once again deactivated when people are pressed to recreate the horrors of the past," van der Kolk wrote in 2015.
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By the time they enter the starting gates at Pyeongchang's Jeongseon Alpine Centre, located in the Taebaek Mountains about 90 miles east of Seoul, the skiers will have relived the exact courses as many times as they want, in a VR environment that their brain responds to in a similar manner to real skiing.
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The night before our interview, Este says she briefly relived her own version of "Found It in Silence" (lyrics: "And though I have found happiness, in my life that's truly mine / You'd think I could just laugh it off, but it gets me every time") after encountering the friend of an old flame in her hotel elevator.
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" Kardashian got candid about revisiting Simpson's murder trial on Kocktails With Khloé in February of 2016, explaining why she's a little sensitive to the topic: "I've seen all of the documentaries [about the O.J. Simpson case]... and the rehashing of the footage of the O.J. trial and all this stuff, and just seeing my dad and everything again, I relived emotions, like 'Oh my God, I forgot the sound of my dad's voice.
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