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These are some of the most powerful and unexpected stories from Aengus Anderson's Decisions Project.

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The Decisions Project - 29 - Asking for Help

From Aengus Anderson | Part of the The Decisions Project series | 05:31

A veteran of 25 years witnesses a fellow soldier kill an eight year-old girl. Upon returning home, he develops Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and faces a decision about how to cope with his memories.

Cover_small During the summer of 2010, producer Aengus Anderson rode his motorcycle around North America and interviewed 220 people about the hardest decisions they had ever made. A cross-section of their conversations are presented here as The Decisions Project.

The Decisions Project - 22 - Accepting Gay Father

From Aengus Anderson | Part of the The Decisions Project series | 02:45

A teenage girl talks about learning that her father is gay and her subsequent decision to stay with him.

Cover_small During the summer of 2010, producer Aengus Anderson rode his motorcycle around North America and interviewed 220 people about the hardest decisions they had ever made. A cross-section of their conversations are presented here as The Decisions Project.

The Decisions Project - 9 - Responding to Rape

From Aengus Anderson | Part of the The Decisions Project series | 02:33

A woman talks about her decision to not physically resist being raped by a friend.

Cover_small During the summer of 2010, producer Aengus Anderson rode his motorcycle around North America and interviewed 220 people about the hardest decisions they had ever made. A cross-section of their conversations are presented here as The Decisions Project.

The Decisions Project - 10 - The Breakthrough Gig

From Aengus Anderson | Part of the The Decisions Project series | 03:32

A musician talks about his decision to skip an audition in Nashville.

Cover_small During the summer of 2010, producer Aengus Anderson rode his motorcycle around North America and interviewed 220 people about the hardest decisions they had ever made. A cross-section of their conversations are presented here as The Decisions Project.