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Final time lucky. 😅
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Now match my physical medical records to the below. And you will see what I’m struggling with. Of course, you’re not that intelligent are you? See, this man was 20 years older than me. I have the long term effects of emotional abuse. And you still chose to cover up my 2018 PTSD. Shame on…
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I told him the truth. About the dissociative PTSD and the CPTSD. He then wrote down “borderline”, “pattern”. He talked through with me about the headache stuff and how it’s tension, and said I was very clever. He said “you’ve an unfortunate life”. Then said “your relationships haven’t been that good have they?” Not out…
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Individuals with CPTSD take on the personality traits of their abusers they’ve encountered in life during a crisis, have emotional flashbacks, are avoidant of triggers or reminders of the trauma, can easily be triggered by something that they experienced previously, and have a number of physical health issues..
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You know when you get a horrible headache with your ptsd attacks and the doctors go… have you taken some paracetamol? You just have to give them the INFJ stare.
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Because you all realised your mistake. And then, tried to cover it up again. Well it’s permanent now. You’ve just made yourselves look guilty. That’s why you’re so so silent. But you know, when you do something like that to someone? Don’t do it to someone who’s had an extremely traumatic childhood and is neurodivergent.…
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Did you know INFJ’s are so rare that you have more chance of being hit by lightning than meeting one in real life. It’s because they’ve managed to overcome obstacles in childhood that would have destroyed and killed any other person. But they can break. And it takes a very long time to piece them…
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The intense fear of re-triggering myself has sent my brain pacing and vibrating. I honestly can’t believe Steve Cargill did this to me again when I was just pulling through the first crisis. I was almost there. Now I have to fight it all over again. Some people can be cruel can’t they? He’s proved…
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CPTSD/Disorders of extreme stress not otherwise specified 