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Originally Posted by Michanne
You both might be right.
There is a theory that almost all people with a mental illness had some sort of trauma in their life. I think is likely true.
This post describes how trauma effects the brain and body:
The Body Keeps the Score (Part Two) ? how trauma changes us ? Beyond Meds
I says to me that the trauma is like if you have a wound and you don't cover it it can get infected leading to a blood disorder. But many uncovered wounds heal on their own too. Depends on many factors. I am not sure how that fits in with PTSD if that is the only diagnosis. It makes sense when talking about other disorders.
What I would like to see more information about is if the patient/therapist work on healing the trauma would symptoms of say, bipolar, go into a sort of remission? Qualifier... I am not sure I buy the idea that bipolar, MDD can't ever be healed. (Healed being different from cured)
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I had no major traumas prior to my disorder, though I was on ADHD stimulants for 7 years as a child, and that likely played a part.