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I am starting to wonder why humans are capable of feeling such stong emotions during trauma and grief. If feeling such strong emotions damages the brain, why is this ability there if it can cause such damage. Isn't it a bit like having a genetically bung leg, wouldn't it not be favored by life...

13 years : ( so far. But every piece put back together is amazing and makes life a bit better.

I have wondered if maybe during a trauma, if there is a superman like reaction. It was like my brain thought of millions of things in the few minutes I was attacked. The thought has just crossed my mind, that all my 25 ego states were witnessing my trauma when I was 19, and then couldnt' agree...

Hi welcome to the forum. I have PTSD too.

thank you, I'll get there I hope.

I have had the experience of telling everyone in my old uni social network of people in my past and external family that I was sexually abused and have PTSD. I guess that is a bit of advocacy. I haven't told anyone in my current network though, as I feel I am not ready, and I need that support...

My psycologist said in my last appointment "Lets knock this thing over". She means my thing I have been working on for the last 2 year, my big maypole knot of anxiety, work fear, grief, lost feelings. Really it's just my last huge bits of my PTSD, that I have been working on for 13 years ahve...

Going away to have a bit of a cry now. Gentle and easily hurt go to gether very well. ((Junebug))