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    The green-eyed monster.

    I’m so glad to find someone else who struggles the way I do. I’m 41, divorced, no kids, no career, job hopped my whole adult life, live with my aunt and uncle, just moved out of my parents house for the 5th time, flashbacks daily. And I am quite aware of how most of my peers have MUCH different...
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    Neurofeedback...Looking for feedback

    I'm glad it was helpful to you both. ? The pain does dissipate little by little. It seems to take forever but I can look back and see how much less pain I'm in now than when I started the grieving process. I've also started to get better at rebuilding a sense of fulfillment and identity...
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    Non-Eplieptic Seizures With PTSD?

    I was just reading an article that said most people with developmental trauma have temporal lobe seizures. They are what Friday was talking about above - focal aware seizures located in the temporal lobe. The article is called “Neurofeedback: Changing Patterns in the Traumatized Brain”. From...
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    Neurofeedback...Looking for feedback

    I process feelings by remembering a trigger from my daily life when I am alone and safe. Then asking myself, "How did it feel when this happened? When was a time I have felt this feeling before?" The answer usually comes with me remembering how it felt to be held down and forced to feel...
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    Neurofeedback...Looking for feedback

    Hi, I’d like to share my experience of 9 months of neurofeedback. A little background on me: For about 30 years I have had low-functioning PTSD and severe Body Dysmorphic Disorder, both due to childhood sexual abuse. I also had severe “body memories” or “sensory flashbacks” that I had been...
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