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Originally Posted by Wild Coyote
Off hand, I am thinking your "confusion" as to whether or not the trigger is real or not is, perhaps, a part of the dissociation?
What happens when you think of it as real?
If, for instance, a hallucination set us off, would the hallucination be considered "real?" It was/is real enough to trigger us. Identifying the trigger is important, whether or not we can determine if the trigger is real. It really triggered us!
I am hoping you will be able to find a way out of the dissociation soon and can enJOY life.  |
I tried taking my thorazine twice last night and it did nothing for the trigger... So I guess it is real, which just makes it worse I think... I didn't sleep at all because I was scared of having more nightmares but I'm going to bed soon (it's only 6pm here) because I'm exhausted... And I had the first part of a root canal done today sour of the moment... So I'd rather fall asleep before the numbing wears off all the way.