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Old Sep 21, 2014, 11:27 PM
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I don't know why but since I started taking this ptsd. Support group from where I get individual therapy as well as from a class I am taking and called making peace with your past from church. I have noticed my ptsd triggers come out more easily and more often sometimes (well or it feels like that) and I feel super paranoid about tons of things.



It's difficult and scary but I feel like I am doing What I need to do.

Is it odd or bad if I say I can't tell?I end up aking this alot as to If I am happy or not sometimes too. I mean I feel content even though I am paranoid from my ptsd and treatment for it. But some how as scary and as bad as it feels and affects me. I know perservering through it all will serve me well

Even though I have done therapy before dealing with this. It feels like I am starting all over again. I guess since It's something I have not worked on up until now. I guess it will feel the Same to start working on my issues with autism as well
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Old Sep 21, 2014, 11:50 PM
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I am glad to hear you are finding it helpful Kala.
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Old Sep 23, 2014, 10:41 AM
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helpful ...yes....easy I would not really say...so....this is a lot more intense and scary then I though and many days I am freaking out over tiny little things...but I am trying as best i can to push though **** and just get on with things in my life...
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]Rx:Lamotrigine 25mg twice a day for my mood stablizer as well as I am on Escitalopram 10mg 1 daily, Buspirone 3 times daily 10mgs
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Old Sep 23, 2014, 09:22 PM
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It is often uncomfortable to talk about our feelings, and/or how we feel about our past or personal history. Just take it slow and decide you are doing this to learn more about yourself, and heal too.
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