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Originally Posted by Breadfish
Went home early. I haven't been doing well for the past couple of days (well, weeks). Then a boy in my class became agressive towards furniture. (he had a good reason - he hurt his hand badly this morning in PE, and the cab company that drives him to school was being difficult about picking him up and bringing him home so he could go to a doctor) That shook me up. Then a while later someone violently kicks a football from the hallway into the classroom. It almost hit me and did hit my chair. That shook me up also. Homeroom teacher suggested I go home - the only class I'm missing out on is Art, and that's difficult even when I'm doing well. (It's loud, chaotic, unorganized..)
Mum picked me up and I'm home now. And I've calmed down some. I hate PTSD. I mean, who gets this upset about two fairly small things?
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Umm people with PTSD get upset about those things? I once fled Christmas shopping because some guy grabbed me from behind in a crowded store. He just wanted to show me there was a shorter line but I was already at rhe border of stimulus overload. I bolted for the car and pissed everyone off......felt stupid after but thaysvhow PTSD is.
I'm glad you were able to go home early but sorry you had such a rough day.