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Jul 13, 2017, 11:17 AM
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PTSD May Have A Physical, Not Just Psychological, Effect On The Brain | HuffPost
Did you ever want to have a brain scan done to see if some of these statements are true for you? I read these articles about what is being learned, in this case wondering if individuals who may experience PTSD have a larger amydala that can make them more prone to developing PTSD. I wonder if that means that I have a larger amygdala which predisposed me to struggle with PTSD as I do. |
 88Butterfly88, carrie_ann, wonderluster
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Jul 17, 2017, 03:29 PM
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Very interesting! Thank you
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