After the Avalanche: Life as an Adventure Photographer With PTSD (Part 3) | Nat Geo Live
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- After surviving an avalanche in 2011, photographer Cory Richard's world began to fall apart. Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, he found that the only escape from the struggles of daily life was the adrenaline rush of a good adventure.
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Very glad to have watched it all. Thank you for sharing. Every part is full of lessons. All the best!
The most inspiring talk I've watched. Thank you Cory. Love one another and spread it to the ends of the earth.
appreciation of actually being real. not pretending the extravagant life of traveling the world climbing is perfect
I feel you, I was a cop for 19 years and lost many friends and have been in many life or death situations. The rush of the job kept me coming back but also pushed everyone I loved away. Im dealing with the lose of someone I loved very deeply because of the job and also he lose of my job...… the one thing that kept me together through all of this. Hope I can have as many adventures as you have to put my life back together. Love the videos
The pictures of the sad wife seemed exploitative and manipulative and I didn't know at all why they were included except for ingratiating reasons.
But I was impressed by your performance. Thanks for sharing your stories.
Wow
I loved this guy before he said what he did. A rare and true gem of a human. Rugged and wise I have a very short hero list it just got a little bigger. I love this guy I'm inspired. I will not forget the final message and the wisdom he imparted to us all.
Honestly, this series of videos is maybe the most precious gem of the - bleep - pit UA-cam sometimes is, and the bottom line is as clear as it's true: Be kind to each other!
And in a different layer: I'm a photographer myself and I think I have an understanding of what a difficult and sometimes questionable, but at the same time irreplaceably essential art and tool photography is, and why videography never will have the power of speech of a true photograph (even if this was a video I was just looking at).
Gifted storytelling both in words and pictures. Thank you
To deal more kindly to each other. Thank you Cory for sharing
Amazing!!! Humbling, truth, beautiful, awe inspiring - words - so many words that i can't grasp at this moment, so many feelings that i can't put words too - amazing - would totally watch this again!!
I am moved... thank you for telling your story and sharing all those thoughts I can so much relate to.
Cory your honesty is admirable. Continue on your journey of self- and other-awareness
God bless you Cory for sharing your story and message🤗❤️
Another great session. Bravo Cory
Thank you Cory... very inspirational and superb.. Love is the essence of life its the start.. its the end.. its all pervasive.
loved it !!! what a story !!! brilliant !!!
thank you
His photography is so meaningful
I really enjoyed this speech. Thank you so much for sharing!
Excellent
Elephants know love. They know respect. African, Forest, Indian - humans can learn how to better ourselves from any elephant species. And, many other types of animals are also kind, etc.. We are not superior to all other animals and maybe not to any.
So good. Thank you.
This was an amazing talk!
Animals love.
thanks
Great talk. Wonderful pictures. Agree, face your demon head on. Keep up the good work.
Oh, instead of buying a Prius, buy a Tesla... just saying.
That’s right.. I passed em. 😂👏🏻 keep overcoming Cory... thank you for your realness.
the only question i have is, how did you have the strenght to take a picture of your destroyed wife after your brake up???
Oh that “Blue Dot”...😭
Amen
How can you dislike a video like this?
great
why is the last comment from 6 days ago... this video's only been up 3 hours
ASH Probably some subscribers were sent a preview via unlisted video
I believe the date is set when a video is uploaded to youtube. There are many WEIRD things going on all over youtube... You'll be amazed.. from "666" views... to frozen views for days...really strange!
Would have been convincing if he had learned to love his wife. Otherwise self masterbation. Really good story and thoughtful. Thanks for shareing
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