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Still reading the mindfulness and chocolate one, but I've added Mary Trump's first book (because she is going to be at a conference I'm attending in October).

the state of my life (unemployed, not enough money to pay the bills, problems to solve, broken teeth I can't afford to get fixed, my issues complicating things: PTSD, ADHD, sleep apnea, herniated discs etc.) and the past (memories, loss, pain, grief). And how to change things and how to solve...

Evening all. I've booked a dyspraxia assessment and am now on the waiting list. But to be honest I'm feeling lost tonight. That's all I can say for now,Night all.

Mortal Engines watched it for cool machines, which there definitely was. (i’m a sucker for machines). also cried a few times which i didn’t expect but it’s not surprising that i’m a softie. watching the behind the scenes on the DVD about the set designs and such. pretty cool! might look...

big thanks to you both. i have wanted to come back here and thank you. i just had an abrupt move across the country and now navigating re integration. please either of you if you would like to introduce in private messages i would love to get to know either of you!

@anthony yeah, like any rule book there are those that study it well and learn how to break the rules and get away with it. The base rules of our constitution are clear enough and have long histories of precedent supporting them. Rules like separation of powers (executive, judicial, legislative)...

First of all I would say that we're all unique and will respond to books differently, and also that the best recommendation I can make is to read as much as possible and drop books you don't get along with and move on. Now I can mention three that I like and might not be for everyone, and...

...conditions, now have yet another one with a poor prognosis. Also, it’s a common misunderstanding that personality disorders are necessarily life-long. The meand remission rate in this sound meta-analysis was around 60%. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK556058/ Anyways, them’s my 2 cents

Fact check problem, what I know the book I read it in, but I can’t find it. Will double back when I find the book, about anoxic (not axanthic) blue birds/flowers becoming Pink when exposed to the chemical. (It’s a dioxide, like steel rusting via oxidation; but specifically linked to birds &...

I’ve had something like 50 or 75 MRIs, over the years? (Also a helluva lotta CTs). MRIs? They’re loud. As the magnets spin around you. Roar. Click click click. Roar. Tick tick tick tick tick. Rumble. Like booking a hotel room next to the elevator, & ice machine, but over in a half an hour. Not...

Hm...I just finished Inferno, by Dan Brown. I have a couple others I'm supposedly reading on Goodreads LOL, but I'm eager to tackle a new fiction. I have a bunch, so not sure which it'll be yet. I do have to re-read a book for a class I'm taking next month, so maybe I'll just jump to that. It's...

Most of my life is divided up into “chapters”. When I’m at my best? I can easily flip to/through any chapter; and have total access to all memories, skills, etc. from that/those chapters; but NONE of them are regularly on my mind, except for the one I’m in, or the one I’m working towards...

The Graveyard Book - Neil Gaiman/P Craig Russell

I’ve been reading the book “Complex-PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving” by Pete Walker. One of the things that stood out to me was when it mentioned the struggle of perfectionism and the self-hatred that abides by it. All my life I’ve been too afraid of being imperfect or having flaws. I was...

...structure so that you don't fall into too much negative thinking? It could be anything like art drawing and painting etc...you can buy "how to" books off amazon or from the shop "works". 🤔 I'm just trying to think of things too pass the time that you may enjoy. Are there any courses going on...

I think rather than that all or nothing thinking, which is a type of thinking that keeps us sick, you could practice some internet safety instead. And learn to let suspicious things go. This is an important practice I have found for coping with CPTSD. Think if you were in public. Would you even...

ahh this. Well, here's how t explained it to me. Currently in the dsm there is no category for people who have survived the brain breaking. Not because it doesn't occur, but because it is so rare to survive that the powers that be haven't really classified it. And, since those people rarely...

Im hoping they give me ear phones im going to be sedated thankgod.

Just finished the entire Gray Man series. A lot of books... but worth the read.

Pete Walkers book(thriving/surviving) has been my "Bible" for about 10 years now (I'm 71). I have the audio and the book. I used to fall asleep listening and the book is underlined throughout. The feelings you have had throughout your life mirror mine. I was CPTSD diagnosed at about age 60...

Hello there. I’m looking for a community to talk about CPTSD with. Hope to support and be supported by others. Currently reading pete walker’s CPTSD book. Which sub forum would be appropriate for inner critic?

Interesting that the flyers signified this for you. For other people they may have signified that funerals are expensive. I remember in junior high I read a book about a camp for kids with cancer and I thought if only I had cancer my parents and others would care about me. I thought about...

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Thank you for your beautiful post. A few times I have had relationships with nonjudgmental people. I think I try to be honest without testing waters first. I have learned to appreciate my own company.

...in conversations no one needs to have aka polirics religion etc..lots of deep breathing. Walk outside. Have 2 ESas dogs. Remarried. Life totally different. I have to stop the news focus. Too toxic. Just keeps getting worse. Thank for you comment. I have similar skills as you. Began reading books.