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I feel like thereīs a connection between
-not feeling like me -and feeling like I have no power or not so much influence on things around, no control of my own actions. Both are feelings people with PTSD experience often, I think. So... Iīm saying this because sometimes I get short "lightning" shots of feeling very much like myself and then I think I feel more powerfull over my actions and my life. And that feels a whole lot better. Iīve been wondering if anyone feels the same and if anyone knows if this is actually connected and how it can be explained |
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Alishia88
My experience is similar in: not feeling like me (usually this happens in high stress situations, social interactions in particular) the 2nd part of "no power" for me is the old trauma for me too. Otherwise there are times in solitude that I feel some sense of peace inside. I'm sure others will post with more input. Interesting post! well wishes Jade
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But I do get those short "lightening"shots of feeling normal and confidence that I can accomplish my goals. It feels great....and I wish it lasted longer.
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When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one that has opened for us.- Alexander Graham Bell |
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Yes Alisha, often people who struggle with PTSD do experience "breaks" where they feel more in control and almost as if they no longer even have PTSD. Well, I don't know why that happens, but just enjoy the breaks when you get them, the PTSD symptoms do return, especially if you get triggered for some reason.
Just keep working on yourself in therapy, continue being very patient with yourself too. ((Hugs)) OE |
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