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Perhaps! We're asking a lot of questions and not getting many answers, in any case.
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Good question, I guess for me they are the same thing. I'll get back to you in a few years' time and confirm. It is only been a short time but I remember hearing one researcher once say...that if a single event can cause a lifetime of recall...why then can't a single event in the present restore things back to normal.Well, I'm not ruffled, but I would like to know how you distinguish between "cured" and "asymptomatic?" And how do you *know*?
This is just word salad. Can you answer a direct question, please? We're asking you specifically how did you cure your PTSD. Your answer of "I'll get back to you in a few years" is not sufficient and honestly reads as borderline trolling.Good question, I guess for me they are the same thing. I'll get back to you in a few years' time and confirm. It is only been a short time but I remember hearing one researcher once say...that if a single event can cause a lifetime of recall...why then can't a single event in the present restore things back to normal.
I'm not enough of a researcher to properly argue this point - but I'll say that it's a hypothesis, a rhetorical question - not a thesis or conclusion.It is only been a short time but I remember hearing one researcher once say...that if a single event can cause a lifetime of recall...why then can't a single event in the present restore things back to normal.
Sounds like you did 2 years worth of work to me.So 2 years ago I started searching, learning and practiceing all sorts of different treatments. Then after 2 years...it all came together.
Or - 'coping' eventually turns into 'improvement', which we call change.I am going out on a limb to say that every treatment, practice, drug, counseling, ...you name it is only ever a method to help sufferers cope.
The other word for it is remission.I sit without judgment or agenda and I am here to say that after 6 weeks...there is no sign whatsoever of any of the systems that were ever present before.
If that is not a cure, then I don't know what is.