General Ptsd And Physical Pain

[Goldie]

Beautiful part of Englandshire! :D Been through it many times - we call it the Highlands of England!

Got an appointment with our doc next week and I'll see what she says about blockers - could be an idea so thank you. I'll certainly be looking into the treatment centre. Doune is 'sort of' on the way to Hollybush - well it's South of here (in fact almost everything's south of here when I think about it). The picture was taken on the Isle of Arran last year - I have never experienced such vicious midgies in my life but what a stunning place and terrific people.

:hug:

 

[AngelKeeperJ]

Oh, it's sounds so beautiful! I've always wanted to visit Scotland. Supposedly there is some Scottish in my family background.

EMDR is awesome...it has helped me tremendously!!

 

[Jack Bauer]

Well, if it helps, I have pains everywhere. Some of it is definitely real. But I also have pain that I wonder if its phantom pains from reliving my accident. I've been in denial of all of this for so long it's all just overwhelming. I have to absorb now what's just been revealed. I don't trust doctors now that I've realize how incompetent most of them really are from my experience.

 

[KatB]

I am also going through this. I understand exactly what you are saying. Pain can be connected to both ptsd and depression. Can also be side effects of current circumstances.

Pain is real. I know b/c I can relate. Each person has a different story, different traumas. Mine is complex or known as chronic ptsd. Sorry to hear about your husband.