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Nov 04, 2014 at 03:26 PM
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I was put into care at the age of 7. I was sexually abused at my first foster home and again at a later one when I was 14. I spent on average 14 months living with each family or children's home. I do not make friends easily and can count only my husband as someone to rely on. I am unsure what people think of me but I think I am a nice person. I had a child while in care who has a learning disability. My husband and I are the main carers of my granddaughter who lives with us. I have had a hard time dealing with the emotional aspects of this. I have over the years tried to move forward with my life and for the most part succeed but every 6 months or so I have days where I can't get out of bed, wish everyone would p off and at the same time need them to take over eerything for me but feel angry that I need them to cope for me. This only lasts a cupple of days but keeps happening, how do I leave the past behind me for good? Ty for reading this message xx
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Nov 04, 2014 at 09:19 PM
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Have you been able to identify the trigger that brings this challenge forward? That is what you need to figure out so you can finally work through it.
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Nov 06, 2014 at 03:42 AM
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In 1972 I was accidently shot in the head by a friend messing around with a shotgun. I was not supposed to make it and if I lived and came out of the coma probably be severely disabled. I do have some minor physical problems but over the past 42 years have learned to live with them. I think that the head trauma has caused me to have depression since the accident. My life since then has never been really normal. I just seem to exist as opposed to live. I guess it could be considered a PTSD. I was almost 12 at the time. I have seen Drs and taken meds but nothing seems to help.
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Nov 07, 2014 at 09:47 PM
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I think my problem is near to PTSD than to any other one.
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