Thread: Tales From the "Dread Zone" - Isolation After Conflict
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Old 16-06-2006, 09:22 AM
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The mind does wander off Jen when driving a car... well, it used to for me anyway. I think we are cognitively still aware, but we do certainly daze away at times. It does get less as one works through their trauma and symptoms. It is progressive as part of learning and getting oneself better. If a person doesn't want to get better from their PTSD, then I imagine it hangs around. Honestly, I still do it at times, though nowhere near as bad when my symptoms where out of control.

Thats great news that your husband is talking too you about what he feels.
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