On Friday, Brittney Griner arrived in the United States. It was the first time in almost 10 months the WNBA star could say that. The two-time Olympic gold medalist landed early Friday at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas. She was released into U.S. custody a day earlier after spending that time in Russian prison for allegedly trying to bring vape cartridges filled with cannabis oil into the country on Feb. 17. Now, after months of captivity in Russia, experts say Brittney Griner and her loved ones will need time to work through the trauma she experienced. #brittneygriner