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Jun 15, 2022, 09:27 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
Posts: 15,701
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Originally Posted by BeyondtheRainbow
I'm not sure. I know my therapist has said dissociation would be expected with the degree of PTSD I have had but I also have little PTSD left generally after some intense therapy. Mostly what I've done has been while asleep or recently soon after anesthesia that I had a hard time kicking. So maybe but I really don't know. On the other hand my therapist and I had a disagreement last week and I shut down to the point I didn't remember the rest of the session. So there's that kind of thing too. My pdoc has never mentioned it that I remember.
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After anesthesia is understandable for anyone. My nephew is a surgical assistant and he says people say and do everything imaginable while coming out of anesthesia.
Sleepwalking itself is a form of dissociation & doing any activity while asleep is dissociation. I'm not sure about not remembering the rest of your session, but it sounds like you may have dissociated in order to protect yourself.
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