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anthony
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Hi Zamboni,
Welcome to the forum. I merged the multiple threads into one, so please don't post the same thing across different forums, as it just complicates reading and posting for people.
I think you have already been given some great advice already, so anything new I am to add, would just really be pissing into the wind as such. I have been sick with the flu myself, but everyone else has given you great advice, and in actual fact, the exact same advice I would give you.
Please do what is in the best interest of you, and not what you think is in the best interest. Medication is a neccessity during the worst of PTSD... as it helps us to stop bouncing of the walls, and stabilize to help our recovery. As you learn, you drop the meds. Some people can learn to cope without them, some will never be able to cope without them. But education and trauma therapy are a must if you want to beat the worst of PTSD to live a fairly functional life once again.
I look forward to chatting with you more.
Welcome to the forum. I merged the multiple threads into one, so please don't post the same thing across different forums, as it just complicates reading and posting for people.
I think you have already been given some great advice already, so anything new I am to add, would just really be pissing into the wind as such. I have been sick with the flu myself, but everyone else has given you great advice, and in actual fact, the exact same advice I would give you.
Please do what is in the best interest of you, and not what you think is in the best interest. Medication is a neccessity during the worst of PTSD... as it helps us to stop bouncing of the walls, and stabilize to help our recovery. As you learn, you drop the meds. Some people can learn to cope without them, some will never be able to cope without them. But education and trauma therapy are a must if you want to beat the worst of PTSD to live a fairly functional life once again.
I look forward to chatting with you more.
