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Obama's new buddies in Egypt. Enjoy, you paid for them America...
Lara Logan is back on the air, she’s got nine stories in the works at “60 Minutes” and a new show set to launch — but she still battles the demons of a horrific gang sexual assault, even sometimes while she puts her young daughter to bed.
“People don’t really know that much about (posttraumatic stress disorder),” she told the Daily News. “There’s something called latent PTSD. It manifests itself in different ways. I want to be free of it, but I’m not.
“It doesn’t go away,” she said. “It’s not something I keep track of. It’s not predictable like that. But it happens more than I’d like.”
Last Feb. 11, while covering the Egyptian uprisings in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, Logan was surrounded by an angry mob of men and ripped away from her CBS crew. She was viciously stripped and suffered a “brutal and sustained” sexual assault.
“I didn’t even know that they were beating me with flagpoles and sticks and things, because the sexual assault was all I could feel, their hands raping me over and over and over again,” she told “60 Minutes” last spring.
They tried to rip off chunks of her scalp.
“I was in no doubt in my mind that I was in the process of dying,” she said.
She was saved when a woman dressed all in black “put her arms around me,” and other women closed ranks around her until soldiers arrived.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx1FpHBfiGg&feature=relmfu]Lara Logan: Assault in Egypt "merciless" - YouTube[/ame]
Lara Logan is back on the air, she’s got nine stories in the works at “60 Minutes” and a new show set to launch — but she still battles the demons of a horrific gang sexual assault, even sometimes while she puts her young daughter to bed.
“People don’t really know that much about (posttraumatic stress disorder),” she told the Daily News. “There’s something called latent PTSD. It manifests itself in different ways. I want to be free of it, but I’m not.
“It doesn’t go away,” she said. “It’s not something I keep track of. It’s not predictable like that. But it happens more than I’d like.”
Last Feb. 11, while covering the Egyptian uprisings in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, Logan was surrounded by an angry mob of men and ripped away from her CBS crew. She was viciously stripped and suffered a “brutal and sustained” sexual assault.
“I didn’t even know that they were beating me with flagpoles and sticks and things, because the sexual assault was all I could feel, their hands raping me over and over and over again,” she told “60 Minutes” last spring.
They tried to rip off chunks of her scalp.
“I was in no doubt in my mind that I was in the process of dying,” she said.
She was saved when a woman dressed all in black “put her arms around me,” and other women closed ranks around her until soldiers arrived.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx1FpHBfiGg&feature=relmfu]Lara Logan: Assault in Egypt "merciless" - YouTube[/ame]