As people all over the world await with bated breath for the successful conclusion of the nail-biting dramatic rescue of the 33 Chilean miners trapped underground, attention now turns to the fact that for the miners themselves, another journey begins, one that could prove as challenging to mind and body as the entombment itself: the road to recovery and normality…

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