Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group
Find support with others who have gone through a traumatic experience. Whether you have chronic or acute PTSD, we are here for you.
Hello everyone,
I'm new at this. I was in a car accident over a year ago and it was pretty traumatic. I ended up losing everything and being homeless. My spouse was with me throughout all of this. I have strong suspicions on her cheating on me and am trying desperately to gather evidence. When she went to jail, I found fb messages to her ex and girls. I confronted her and forgave her for the millionth time. She's back at it. I see the change of routine and pattern and am getting so tired of this. I can't eat, sleep or concentrate. She keeps telling me that something is wrong with me and she's not doing anything. I would leave but I have no place to go. I don't even have e a car or job. I hate what I've become and what my life has become. I don't know what to do. I'm constantly in the state of anxiety. I think about this 24/7 and don't feel like I'm getting anywhere with her. I don't even want to have sex and that has been a big part of this relationship. I don't know how to get her to back off either. I've tried numerous times to break up with her ND she makes me feel horrible, like I'm the worst person ever. I'm disgusted with myself because I'm a strong person. I would love some advice l, support or anything else. Thank you!
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I have a possible new diagnosis to discuss with my therapist tomorrow. It might be the answer to a question that I have had since I was 19. It's called Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). It happens to a large percentage of people with ADHD, which I have. Actually, I have been watching videos about ADD/ADHD lately. I remember my Mom telling me that she watched a show on ADD and she...
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Hello- I am new to the group
I am no expert, but I do believe that strong people get wounded, too, and that their wounds are not even a sign of weakness. In the case of the emotional wounds which set the stage for PTSD, symptoms like avoidance, hyper-vigilance, trust issues and scapegoating are quite common, even among the strongest of us.
Your wife really might be as dishonorable as you say, but. . . She's not here and I am just wondering. . . How are you? How is your recovery from the accident and homelessness going?