Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group
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Last week I was having 5 flashbacks a day from my PTSD surviving combat as a missionary kid raised in a war zone overseas. My work with my therapist really helped me get my attention back to the present 5 times a day and keep moving forward.
For the last 2 days, though, I've had 0 flashbacks, and boy oh boy it's really sweet!
I hope y'all get the gift of the same. Blessings, everybody. :-)
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i hope you won't be offended if i return your hope of the same to sender. avoiding flashbacks hasn't worked so well for me. i am grateful for the plethora of ways to manage flashbacks. every case is unique.
healing hopes for all.
no exceptions.
Yeah, arfie, speaking of a plethora of ways to manage them reminded me of the PTSD therapist DSPTSD members introduced me to, that Pete Walker. Besides being a complex PTSD expert for folks like us who went through extensive childhood trauma, he's got a cool flashbacks management page on his website, too.
https://www.pete-walker.com/pdf/13strategies_flashbacks_management.pdf