Is your therapist an actual psychiatrist who is educated about the physical aspects of things? Or a social worker who is not trained medically at all?

Maybe you need to see a neurologist.

my therapist is not medically trained. i have school for 5 more weeks so hes all i have right now. after that i can go home to my regular doctors. has anyone else had this symptom?

Dissociation?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociation_(psychology)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depersonalization_disorder

I've had sinus problems for my entire life, ever since I used to get beat up all the time at school. What you're describing sounds like blocked sinuses.

Keep your fluid levels up, get enough sleep, and eat foods with hot pepper, garlic, and onion. They really do help clear sinuses...it takes about a half hour to work. Hot peppers have been used to treat congestion for thousands of years...the really pungent peppers work the best.

Hello, your symptoms are normal, that is a big part of PTSD.

Wanted to say hi to all in the group this morning. This is nice to be able to say hi to people I really want to talk to.
Going to my stupid job and those people I do not want to say hi to or even talk to. So nice I can talk to you guys.

Thought I was over the latest trigger, but realized upon waking this morning that I was still smack dab right in the middle of this trigger.
Pretty sure this trigger has to do with my past when I tried to get away from my ex and a stalker that, after I rejected so many times, began to spread nasty rumors about me.

For some reason my therapist is trying to force me into these triggers via another person's life and tragedy and that is by far the weirdest ever.

Confused for sure, but what can I do? I already hate the people at work this morning even though I do not even see them yet. Because I knew they are friends of the stalkers that are trying to destroy me.

Check it out with a medical doctor. My therapist isn't an MD, but I also see a psychiatrist (MD, with psych and neuro degrees) so I get my bases cocveredd---that feeling of fog-brain can come from stress, sinuses, allergies, sleeplessness, a bunch of things, and it's best to double-check to be safe. I know you may not have the option b/c of school, but is there a medical clinic at the school for treating physical illnesses? I know once I swore my PTSD was trying to kill me, turned out I had a bad cold---I was "misreading" the aches as tension and setting myself off in a bad self-perpetuating cycle as a result.

Good luck and healing blessings,
Leo