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Sep 06, 2009, 01:35 PM
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I was quite pleasantly surprized by my Sanity Score. However, it did point out that I do have some serious problems with PTSD (no kidding!) and some other minor issues (phobias, ect.) I guess all in all I'm a fortunate person. I doing well and will problably do even better in the future (I hope).
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Sep 06, 2009, 11:38 PM
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"no kidding" about serious issues with PTSD is an interesting way of putting it. I hope you will feel comfortable soon and able to share what has helped you in dealing with it. We learn from each other... In Peace
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Sep 07, 2009, 02:04 PM
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 Catherine asked how I've dealt with my PTSD. Well, folks it has been a long,hard time. And continues to be a lot of therapy and hard work. In the past what I've done is avoid things that bother me greatly and have been fortunate enough to move into a building for people with psych problems. It's subsidized so I don't have to worry about high rent. That seem to help oddly enough (I have a low frustration tolerance and can't work).Another thing that has helped me is extreme determination. All my adult life I've wanted nothing more than to improve myself and feel better than I did. I guess, in a nutshell I would have to say to everyone: perservere with the therapy and BE determined!
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