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Originally Posted by TrailRunner14
Thank you for sharing this and asking these questions!
I am still in the process of sorting out what, exactly, is happening with me.
I've been working with a counselor for almost 2 years. I do know, and have accepted and acknowledged, that there are 3 or 4 distinct parts of me. They work together to protect the little one.
As far as one of them "stepping out," I'm not sure that I know that just yet. I believe the more I am actually "experiencing" and "knowing" the dissociated times, the more it will come to make sense.
What I have been experiencing and am actually working through today, is waking up "gone." I usually sleep really "hard" and don't hear my alarm when this happens. When I get up and try to get my day started, I don't
feel like myself. It happens on different levels/intensities. Sometimes it's so intense that I feel drunk. Other times it just the "off" feeling like something is not right. It usually feels like I've dreamed something that I can't remember and my brain strains to try to see it. It's very draining.
My hands and feet are tingling typing this reply.
My memories are flashbacks of things that I remember about explosive situations, then it's like someone turns off the TV. I don't remember anything past a certain point. I'm wondering if my mind is going back to certain points and trying to process it, but something won't give it access.
Does that make any sense?
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Hello. Yes, this does make sense. You will get what you need what is yours to remember , relive, and accept when you are ready. Once you are aware you are in pieces, then I think the understanding and healing process begins.