Thread: 9/11 and PTSD
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Old 20-05-2006, 12:43 AM
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Mate, thats what where here for. I would love to hear about your experience in detail thanks. I would be quite appreciative to learn such insight from some behine the scenes of 9/11. You did a great job, and are now suffering because of it. I think you will get some relief getting things off your chest, and actually knowing that we understand what is going on within you, as we suffer the same each day. The more you get out of you, the easier it becomes to analyze that information and help yourself. Knowing your fears, knowing your trauma, then learning how to control it, not suppress it, will be the ultimate goal for you to getting much better than you are now.

Terry, totally up to you mate whether you post about it here, or in private in the PTSD only section. Everything posted in there is only available to PTSD sufferers, for direct support and help to yourself.
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