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Hi Trembling - I think I'd call it dread. I feel it when I hear the words "I've not been feeling very well today" - t can cover a wide spectrum of things, but my stomach lurches, I go cold... and start to tremble :wideeyed:. Once you've lived through Episodes it's only natural to not want to...

Thank you! We managed to successfully avoid another Who Do You Think You Are the other night after reading it traced both Grandfathers back to WW1 :( Plus Flog It if all blooming things suddenly decided to do a 10 minute slot on trench warfare at 3 o'clock in the afternoon (we're on holiday!)...

I have used the term once in my diary to describe myself - and I would only ever use the word to describe myself, I would never use it to brand someone else. I used it, as a Supporter, as a slightly ironic, slightly self depreciating term because I was in the middle of digging myself in to a...

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That is SUCH a good way of putting it! :happy:

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Thank you for the replies Amethist & ISH - and Gizmo I'm sorry I never replied to you... but I don't have the answer to your question! There are days when I just feel do far down that I can't seem to pick myself up and get on with things. It doesn't last too long, but on those days there just...

Reading a few "Goal for the Day" and Long Term Goal" postings, I suddenly realised that I don't really have any :wideeyed:. Well, I have a few, but they just seem to get squashed by the PTSD Monster :sorry:. So I was wondering what it is that keeps Supporters going? I don't mean things like a...

I'm grateful for the kindness of strangers. People on this Forum that I have never met, but who's solidarity has just reduced me to tears :hug:

Downton Abbey - that was another great series we had to stop watching. A Butler came back from WW1 with shell shock.

I never read the original description, so cannot comment on that. But I am very impressed that there is such a comprehensive list of "symptoms" that will be available. Husband was diagnosed by our neighbour's 85 year old father (who was a retired GP) about 6 months before any professional...

After the recent thread on lovely long hair, I thought I'd start a thread for all us shorties! I won't be posting a piccie of myself as I'm looking a bit more Claire Balding that Emma Watson at the moment!!! But here are two of the people who inspired me the most to have my hair chopped...

At the very start of the Sherlock series (the one with Benedict Cumberbatch) Watson has PTSD but nothing was ever really made of it beyond the first programme.

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Hope you have a fabulous day x

I'm so sorry to read that this has started up. I have no answers, but I do have a (((hug))) x

Ah - I miss my hair! Mine was as long as Nicolette's when I got married, but the more "up in the air" things became after Husband's breakdown, the shorter I had it cut - to the point where it is now less that an inch long at it's longest point! There are days where I really miss having long hair...

Congratulations to you both - we'll be 8 years in September, 7 and 1/12th of that with PTSD.

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Happy Birthday KP! Hope you're having a fantastic day xxx

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