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Anything Paramore - as I’m supposed to gone going to see them in a few weeks but as I’m wheelchair bound I might not be able to go.
Me and my stupid ficking brain (and body)
Thank you, this helps. But I struggle with the fact that people have to say they like it, because it’d be plain old rude not to. Thank you, though. Means a lot
You are ever so kind hearted, thank you. It’s nice to know doctors are discovering that trauma can really f*ck you up physically. From what I learnt from figuring out why I can’t walk, the brain is ever so powerful and really bites me in the ass when I go against its core beliefs.
I am safe I am currently still in hospital. Things have gotten really dark. Thank you for sharing your experience, it’s nice to not feel like a complete crazy person, to no feel completely alone.
I get quite similar than this. One I was standing on sand and I swear I could see every little...
I’m medicated, but maybe things need tweaking. Maybe my brain just needed a break from my legs, or maybe it’s my brains way of punishing for going out and having fun a couple weeks ago (symptoms started a couple days after). Thanks for the hope though. I’m getting shortlisted for physio...
This is definitely something to bring up with a therapist that you trust. Because the brain has a very special talent in hiding difficult events and feelings from us (like a dissociative thing), but for now, try not to ruminate on what I’ve just said. First job is to find a competent therapist...
Oh I’ve just been diagnosed with this! I was explained that it was functional (no head or spine injury) and my pdoc has hypothesised it’s to do with trauma stuff… I was hoping it wasn’t yet another thing trauma has done to mez currently can’t walk so wheelchair-bound. Please tell me it gets...
Not sure if this is much help but I take zolpidem for my sleep, prescribed by my psychiatrist. It helps a lot. I don’t take it every night, only if I’m really struggling to get off to sleep. Takes around an hour to work
From my horse riding days. Was great therapy. This guy was called Splash and he had the smoothest canter going. I miss him a lot, along with all the other horses And ponies.
I hope I don’t spend the rest of my life on the run from this. The past 7 years I’ve spent running and running and running. I don’t know when I’m going to face it.
more positively, and a bit more funny: I walked out my room to find… a… toastie maker Looking thing? Just in the middle of the...