ptsd
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I’ve just realised today that NHS Highland really are covering up the CPTSD to try and trigger anger in me because they know they’re at fault. It’s hard to deal with your second ever PTSD crisis that has lead to CPTSD when people who are supposed to help you are bringing you down only to…
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Emotional abuse can either be intentional, reactive, or unintentional. Unintentional emotional abuse is when you’re in a relationship with someone who has ADHD for example. On the outside, they can come across as narcissistic – more commonly in men, except it’s not true NPD. In females, they can come across as BPD. True NPD is…
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Born with ADHD, I finally accept me. Except abuse changed my brain effortlessly. Insomnia and rage creeps up out of nowhere, Fighting for help is hard, when no one cares. I used to be happy, have friends and be free, Now I know I’ve lost myself and no one can see. I have to fight…
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I just find it super hilarious how on TikTok when I showed this crisis, everyone diagnosed with EUPD told me “you don’t have BPD”. No, YOU don’t have BPD. You have RSD…. and you’re neurodivergent. I was also born neurodivergent so I know the difference. EUPD is not BPD. EUPD is more common than BPD.…
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I mean it’s like telling a woman patient they can’t have antibiotics for sepsis, but a male patient can. 🤷♀️
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Volcanic eruptions and violent storms Unhealed traumas in physical form An unstable mood which swings from high to low Where you relive traumatic events only you know. Heavy hail and frozen snow, From the next icicle of your next anger blow. Triggered by a reminder of what hurt your soul, Your brain reacts – your…
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I’ve been to many BPD groups and whilst there, having ADHD myself, I could only see myself surrounded by neurodivergents with rejection sensitivity dysphoria. There were one or two people with real BPD (dissociative PTSD) like me, but I realised when they changed the labels and watching other peoples experiences of getting diagnosed with EUPD…
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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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I wrote this poem about what it feels like living with dissociative PTSD (BPD) from childhood that comes and goes. On top of my CPTSD. CPTSD was a label created for abused women with BPD and a history of prolonged trauma with PTSD attacks. Basically everything I experienced – unfortunately, NHS Highland refused me trauma…
CPTSD/Disorders of extreme stress not otherwise specified 