Helicopter Upsets Tennis Player With PTSD, Teammate Abandons Game to Comfort Him Using A Song

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Thousands of spectators witnessed an extraordinary moment of teamwork and human compassion during a tennis match at the 2018 Invictus Games, an international sporting event for injured and disabled veterans.

UK competitor Paul Guest was comforted by Dutch teammate Edwin Vermetten after a helicopter flew overhead, triggering Guest’s PTSD.

This is the moment Invictus Games competitor Paul Guest was comforted by his tennis playing partner Edwin Vermetten, after a helicopter flying over triggered his PTSD. “[We were] just singing a song from #Frozen — Let It Go. We were singing it together just taking my mind off it talking rubbish…

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