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Talking through trauma and PTSD

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Hugs @avant-garde ,

 

That's a lot for anyone to take in. If you feel you need a break from these interviews, can you ask them? I can see how traumatising this can be and sometimes, just knowing someone is there holding your hand can be helpful. 

 

You are stronger than you may think.

You are braver than you may think.

You are more amazing than it may seems.

 

I'm proud of you. I hear you have come so far. You have done what you can to better yourself. You defied the odds to be the person you are today. People were, are and will be proud of you.

 

I'd better let you know that I'm wrapping up for tonight, but I hope to catch you tomorrow if you are around.

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Inside finishedInside finished

 

@tyme 

I have someone coming with me and ask for breaks when required

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@Ru-bee

 

morning rubes

Ru-bee
Peer Support Worker

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@avant-garde hello friend! How is your morning going so far?

P.S. I LOVE that artwork you did

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@Ru-bee 

My day is going well so far, really didn't want to get out of bed, I actually dreamed for a change, about some radio presenters... but at least it wasn't nightmares right?

Ru-bee
Peer Support Worker

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Having a break from nightmares must be a relief @avant-garde 

I'm glad that you're day's going well, do you have much planned for today?

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How are you going today @avant-garde.

 

Thinking of you.

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@tyme 

It's like when I get home my body goes "you can stop holding it together now" and I get really shaky from all the triggers that I now have time to process

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Totally! I get that!!!! It's like you do your best to hold it in all day, and when you get home, you just 'let it go'.

 

People around me at home used to say, "Why can you be 'good' for other people but when you come home, you're horrible". I was so hurt because it sounded like they thought I was bunging it on and could control it...

 

If only they knew.

 

What do you do to feel better when you are this way @avant-garde ?

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@tyme 

I have a pulse oximeter that I use when I get home and that way my mind doesn't panic about the panic because I breathe and watch the number come down because I know I do have the skills to settle

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