scout86
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Believe it or not, you kind of made my day. You also scored a point for my T's argument that there's a benefit to talking about stuff. Maybe he IS right. (Maybe someday I'll actually believe him! :))
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But I would sum up all of the good I did as just not enough when I get to thinking about the hopelessness of that day.
For decades I told my trainees -- you aren't here for the dying. They will die or they wont - all you can do is offer some instructions to those around them.s. I held some hands and served out some kindness and respect to those that needed some.
Are you still doing therapy? If not please think about going back. I had those memories ....the ones that wake you up in the middle of the night, that leave you sick to your stomach all day, that you just can't escape. You need help getting them out - and that's not a bad or weak thing. It just is.y last therapist said that emdr would eventually become like a "blanket coverage" for all the traumatic scenes, s
This will take help. But it can be left behind,d. I dont like that I have spent so much time thinking about something that was basically incorrect from word go. What a mess.
This is pretty common in the trauma world --- its your brain trying to make sense of things even when it can't be made sense of.y. It was two months later in the year, on the final weekend in July! I w
Yes - you need a trauma therapist. Hopefully one who is familiar with first respondersid you mean "trauma therapist?" Showing results for trauma therapist
I think that would be an AWESOME title for a biography.It All Made Sense At The Time.
to what I now know was the raving of a PTSD sufferer with holes in their memory files.