Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group
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seanmarsh33
Anyone else out there have children? I have ptsd because of a lot of things. Two rapes were the initial trauma. But over five years ago my daughter was molested, at our old church. This week-end is my daughter's first sleep over ever. I am going crazy even though we have taken precautions. We have met the Mom and friend who are hosting sleep over, been to the house, daughter has sell phone, given safety and no means no speech. But I still have paranoia. Anyone else been through this?
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I would suggest that your daughter get therapy for sexual abuse. They can teach them about this kind of stuff.
And then there are all the goodies my PTSD issues add to the mix... YIKES!!!
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