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PTSD from a childhood experience? - Goods - Jun 25, 2020
I had an allergic reaction to a chemical in the pool. Ever since, I’ve always wondered when it’s going to happen again. I went into full anaphylactic shock, airways closed up, and was one foot out the door.
You guys have ptsd from anything that happened to you as a kid?
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Method - Jun 26, 2020
not really huge ptsd but i got lost in a giant maze once for ages when i was really really young and when i was growing up i'd start panicking if i ever got slightly lost somewhere like, literally the slightest moments. Doesn't happen anymore obviously but that kinda sucked for a while.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Wolf - Jun 26, 2020
Bad experiences which happen in childhood, if not treated properly, will give a lot of difficulties to the human as it grows up.
Childhood period is our initial introduction to the world, which consists of other humans. Being different, will make other humans expand the difference and further alienate the outcast.
I've spoke to lot of people who suffer from PTSD and other disorders. Both at 7cups platform and in real life.
Personally, I do have one consequence which I am having trouble with.
It's anger, in communication with other humans.
I'm fine completely suppressing it, or completely giving in to it. I am having so much trouble balancing it.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Protomario - Jun 26, 2020
got hit by a ice cream truck pretty hard when i was 11 so now every time i hear the ice cream trucks song , a specific one , i have a panic attack
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Filthy Frank - Jun 26, 2020
I've had a few traumatic experiences in my childhood, I wouldn't say I have (actual) PTSD tho.
I have do have diagnosed other problems which I will not discuss on forum (for obivious privacy reasons). :)
Ohh well, sorry to hear about you both's traumatic experiences.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - L0RE - Jun 26, 2020
Damn, makes me kinda grateful in life. Haven’t had anything that scarring in my life
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - MightyOne - Jun 26, 2020
Thankfully i dont have any ptsd, not from my childhood nor from my time in the army.
So so far so good :) lets hope it will stay like that and wont outbreak on me sometime.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Goods - Jun 26, 2020
(Jun 26, 2020 12:47 AM)busk Wrote: not really huge ptsd but i got lost in a giant maze once for ages when i was really really young and when i was growing up i'd start panicking if i ever got slightly lost somewhere like, literally the slightest moments. Doesn't happen anymore obviously but that kinda sucked for a while.
Same thing kind of happened to me at Walmart. Got separated from my grandparents and basically lost my shit when I was like 7.
(Jun 26, 2020 02:14 AM)MightyOne Wrote: Thankfully i dont have any ptsd, not from my childhood nor from my time in the army.
So so far so good :) lets hope it will stay like that and wont outbreak on me sometime.
Appreciate your service my brother is in as well for his 12th year.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - .TEN - Jun 26, 2020
I freak out when I see a wasp, I got stung when I was younger and it caused an allergic reaction. My forehead completely was completely swollen up. The doctor said to me that if I get stung again it'll either have no effect or it'll be 10 times worse. I have to carry an epipen just incase.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - MarvinMalware - Jun 26, 2020
Quite a few things related to drugs and family have left a permanent impact on my mental health. I was diagnosed with PTSD at 16 and medicated for sleep/panic attacks. However I find I can make my own peace without therapy/medication at this point in my life.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - rsx - Jun 26, 2020
For sure could be PTSD resulting from that particular traumatic experience. Best to consult your psychiatrist if you want to get help with it.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Goods - Jun 26, 2020
(Jun 26, 2020 03:34 PM)Shoto Todoroki Wrote: Quite a few things related to drugs and family have left a permanent impact on my mental health. I was diagnosed with PTSD at 16 and medicated for sleep/panic attacks. However I find I can make my own peace without therapy/medication at this point in my life.
That makes me happy man. I hope its stays that way for you. Everyone deserves peace.
(Jun 26, 2020 02:51 PM).TEN Wrote: I freak out when I see a wasp, I got stung when I was younger and it caused an allergic reaction. My forehead completely was completely swollen up. The doctor said to me that if I get stung again it'll either have no effect or it'll be 10 times worse. I have to carry an epipen just incase.
Im allergic to all wasps and bees, unfortunately. Have to carry an eppipen in my car at all times.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - MarvinMalware - Jun 26, 2020
(Jun 26, 2020 08:05 PM)Goods Wrote: That makes me happy man. I hope its stays that way for you. Everyone deserves peace.
Thank you I appreciate that, I’ve had my struggles but so does everyone I try and remind myself I’m not alone in that. We all have to find our own ways of finding self peace.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - Goods - Jun 26, 2020
(Jun 26, 2020 08:11 PM)Shoto Todoroki Wrote: Thank you I appreciate that, I’ve had my struggles but so does everyone I try and remind myself I’m not alone in that. We all have to find our own ways of finding self peace.
No doubt, sometimes it just takes time to find it.
RE: PTSD from a childhood experience? - MarvinMalware - Jun 26, 2020
(Jun 26, 2020 08:12 PM)Goods Wrote: No doubt, sometimes it just takes time to find it.
Absolutely as long as you keep an open mind and try different things, anyone can achieve it. It took me years to find a way to keep my thoughts under my control.