Stress Caused By Precognition

[Buzome]

I have early onset PTSD to the extent that I know things sometimes a year before they happen. This has grown stronger to knowing things/feeling like they already happened long before they do.

My T's say this is just a side effect of PTSD and isn't "real." Like it's all in my head.

However, those who know me know that it's not self-deception.

I have various states in which I know things. Sometimes I tell people or even type them, and I have no memory of it later. Other times I do remember. They tell me I was right and am psychic, even if I have no memory of telling what was going to happen.

I'm often disturbed by what I know will happen and cannot do anything about.

I'm very sad to find out that a relative only has 5 years left. I feel like telling her this, but it seems she also senses it but thinks its from a different cause than what it will be.

For those who also deal with this stress, I just need to hear that it's never good to tell someone what they will suffer or die from, and just to encourage and empower them in love to enjoy themselves today.

 

[Ibig]

How is it ever good to tell someone that they're going to have their leg horribly -and unsalvageably - crushed between a car and concrete during a cave in? But it won't kill you. The massive number of spider bites you suffer over the 4.5 days you wait for rescue? Also won't kill you, although they will damage your CNS and cause blindness. It's your kidneys shutting down in conjunction with the toxin release into your blood from your crush injury as they try and save the leg that kills you. But not for some time IF you get on the airlift to Houston (30/70 chance, depends on whether or not someone is in the room with you or not) & you get on dialysis. While you will do 2 attempts at transplants, both are rejected and eventually you decide yourself to quit dialysis -as it's simply gotten too difficult- rather than try to hang on for a 3rd attempt. Which is a pity, because a teenager and her baby die in a MVA and her kidneys would have matched perfectly. But also a blessing, because it's only after the successful kidney transplant that your life gets really hard. It is still your kidneys which kill you, though, in a round about way. As the immune suppressing drugs you're on allow you to contract a cold that you don't notice until too late.

 

[Puvo]

For those who also deal with this stress, I just need to hear that it's never good to tell someone what they will suffer or die from,

Yeah, no. I'm not precognitive in any way, but I would not want anyone telling me when and how I was going to die. Nope.

If they want to go to a psychic, it's their choice to go. It's not your privilege to impose your belief system on them.

 

[Uruv]

It's not that it isn't good that's an issue.

It's that it's not your responsibility, or an information that they need to have.
There's a lot of things that's need to know basis, and one's death and illness, or that of their loved ones, is one of 'those things'.

People tend to attach in pretty creepy ways some times, too. So I'd mind your emotional (spiritual, mental, however you term that) boundaries and a feeling of safety with that in mind, also. Just because you know, or have an inkling of knowing, doesn't mean they need to know, or know from you as well.

 

[Wovel]

I have early onset PTSD to the extent that I know things sometimes a year before they happen.

I am confused by this. Can you clarify what you mean by the term 'early onset PTSD' and what relation that has to you believing you are psychic? Early onset as in since childhood, or symptoms started showing extremely soon after a traumatic event, or are you saying that you had PTSD symptoms from an event that hasn't/hadn't happened yet??

I'm very sad to find out that a relative only has 5 years left. I feel like telling her this

Please don't! Even if it turns out you are correct, giving someone a death sentence like that - not cool.

 

[Ekaz]

Aargh! I must agree with the other responders! Nobody needs to know of their own immense death. It helps nobody, just creates fear.
I'll never forget seeing a woman on tv who'd been told one of her children would die by a psychic.
It ruined her life.
Even though it hadn't happened in the predicted time frame it had put such fear into her she was always waiting for the other shoe to drop.
She's probably on this site eith psychic induced PTSD!
You may have psychic tendencies but I've never heard of a psychic who is always right. Ever.
I'm not sure how this relates to PTSD but I'm sure it would be a double edged gift. Stay here in the present. It's really all we've got

 

[Usocu]

I mean "imminent" death! Sorry