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Old Jul 23, 2020, 10:40 AM
FluffyDinosaur FluffyDinosaur is offline
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Originally Posted by spikes View Post
Not really. I explained to a pdoc in the hospital that it feels like there is always a sheild of sorts between me and the world preventing me from experiencing it like I used to when I was a kid. I'm told it's a result of trauma. I wish I had some advice. I do find it's a bit better when I'm doing things that give me an adrenaline rush like skiing or rock climbing.
Thank you, a shield is another good way to explain it. I think the last time I didn't feel like this was when I was a kid as well. My Pdoc has also mentioned it's likely trauma-related but they haven't told me much on what to do about it. It makes me feel like my life was stolen from me because I can never live up to my full potential and I can never be the "real me."

Last edited by FluffyDinosaur; Jul 23, 2020 at 10:55 AM.
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