the numbness can sort of creep up on you and then one day you see somthing and you realise that you dont feel anything anymore - you're working on autopilot - doing all the things you should but you're not connected anymore - nothing means anything -
then I went to a T and he switched back on all the emotions - Im glad i lived alone then - I would have driven anyone up the wall!

but it would have been good to have someone to share it with if I had been able to talk about it -
Flashbacks, nightmares, jumping at any noise, hypervigilence - which means you are 100% alert all the time! then depression and anxiety - for me the depression crept up on me and I felt like i didnt want to do anything - see anyone - just crawl under the covers and not come out - its like youre in the dark and you cant see the light anymore -and then you stop looking for it - you dont care - again a T helped me.
I am glad your wife is seeing a T and it might be an idea if you could see her T to help you understand because each of us is different - I hope things improve for your wife and you soon P7
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Its not how many times you fall down that counts
its how many times you get back up!
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When you have come to the edge of all light that you know and are about to drop off into the darkness of the unknown,
Faith is knowing One of two things will happen: There will be something solid to stand on or you will be taught to fly.
by Patrick Overton, author and poet