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I skipped out the last two weeks because I don't feel like I can talk to my therapist and she said some things that hurt me so bad. 1. I told her something I haven't really talked about on here but maybe it is time. I told her about someone I looked up to as a mother figure. It was my ex's...

A SLP?

I decided to do a search on Osprey and wow! Here is one link I found. Osprey Having your bare feet on the ground is so healing.

Well, he has qualifying traumas and symptoms from before but the trauma that got the diagnosis was 2 months ago as it is the first time he sought mental help. He really changed about a year ago.

@Deanna's Gap you have no idea how desperately needed that was today.

He won't pick them up from the pharmacy. They have been there for about a month. It's a futile battle. He is going to therapy though.

@Sideways that's the thing though, I do feel compassionate but it's hard to keep giving something you haven't received yourself.

I am on disability but this affects anything that reflects on my performance. If there is a correlation between people who experience things and parental discipline styles.

I am not saying they/we aren't, I am just not sure how to deal with it at all. Things were expected of me beyond my limitations for years but heaven forbid any expectations are placed on him. Things I received zero sympathy over, he now expects be babied and fussed over. My symptoms were ignored...

So, it's official. My husband has been diagnosed after he was assaulted at work and nearly lost his eyesight. Pending legal case so I can't say to much. Things were already bad in our relationship , but I thought they were getting better. It's hard to be angry at him, buy damn he is so...

@EveHarrington Easier said than done but the trick from what I read is to not give them opportunities to get rewarded for their behavior. If you ask them to do something and the always tell you they forgot, try to only ask them to do things that affect them if not done and resist the urge to do...

I am always caught off guard. I know somewhere in my subconcious there is a thought process that occurs, but it happens faster than my consciousness can catch. The emotion behind it is definitely shame.

I over analyze, then analyze some more until I am frozen into indecisiveness then let the universe decide for me then turn around and wonder why I have bad luck. *bang head*

Passive aggressive and PTSD are one of the hardest relationship mixes. I spent countless hours researching how to deal with a passive aggressive partner. You have to figure out what the reward is for them doing something.

I can't catch myself before hand. It seems to come out of no where and I can only adjust afterwards. I need to figure out how to catch it sooner.

Stupid stupid stupid. I have tried everything to stop saying it. It happens to fast to catch. I was afraid to admit it here, and my therapist thinks its just a confidence issue. ?

A child can't consent period. Never the child's fault ever.

From what I can find, is they usually exclude women who already have a diagnosis of depression, anxiety etc. When doing trials so the research is limited to personal stories. I found one study about progestern withdrawal and panic disorder and it pointed out the severe lack in studies and this...

Yes, no explanation. Been like that for the last week.

Yeah, I had like zero knowledge about them, which is partially my fault, I should have done more research. I wasn't even on them long enough to build a tolerance. 2 1/2 months.

Something got lost in translation I am talking about neurophychiarists whom all they do is research tourettes not therapists. I should have been more clear when I said properly, I should have said the most effect methods. Anyways, I am not going to change the world when it comes to fighting...

My hormones were all over insane like until my body rejected it which was a painful experience. I didn't recomend anyone who has struggled with hormonal birth control to put something in their body long term.

@Lucycat it is a real problem, there are neuropsychologists of couse who have training, but it is lacking at best and highly misinformed. CBT is useful in a lot of situations just not tourettes due to the nature of the disorder. Behavior modification increases symptoms. It is not a mental...

readingl hospital may not have enough information about your history to diagnose PTSD. They ate going to focus on the disorders you already have. Although they have no buisness treating tourettes as it isn't a mental illness and ocd is a symptom of tourettes not a diagnosis in and of itself...

If trauma is going to insert itself into a normal d4eam, I swea4it it is always at the end. It's like my mind is saying, plot twist! Gottcha?