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Originally Posted by AlwaysChanging2
Stress, anxiety and life are good reasons for dissociation. There can also be physical reasons too....tiredness, hormonal imbalance, medication, nutrional reasons....
Have you experienced trauma?
One can be experiencing dissociation....but the reasons why can be numerous. This is the question...why?
Good luck and I hope that you find your answers. Please keep leting us know what you find out or ask more questions....you can be helping another out.  |
Well regarding trauma, I was molested as a child in a 8 year time frame, I was bullied (physically & verbally) from the first day in Kindergarten up until High School almost every single day, then at home from the age of 5 thru 13, I was physically, verbally, & emotionally abuse by my older sibling who was 13 years older than I was. All these 3 events all occurred in the same time frame.
There was an incident where my adult sibling slammed me hard hard against the wall (my head bounced twice on wall)after punching & kicking me. 2 days after, I would walk into a room not knowing how I got there. I remember from Point A and walking up at Point B with no recollection in between. After that, off and on holding objects in my hand and not be aware of it.
I am not sure I wonder if a new job was too stressful for me that prompted those symptoms.