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How Freed Hostages' Captivity May Impact Their Mental Health

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November 28, 2023

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Abigail Edan was seen smiling after she reunited in the loving arms of her family. However, the brave 4-year-old girl, who was among the hostages freed by Hamas, has a long road ahead. While many of the images of the newly freed young hostages are heartwarming and seemingly cheerful, experts warn most will suffer from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. Inside Edition’s Ann Mercogliano has more.

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