Thread: When Does It Become *more* Than A Shut-out?
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Old 04-04-2008, 06:10 PM
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Yes, I do remind Nicolette of this often, especially when referencing people here at times, in that she did not get me through the bad times of my PTSD, the times she reads about here. Often Nicolette does become quite baffled at some things said here compared to knowing me and what I am like to live with. It is difficult for any carer depending upon when and at what stage a sufferer is. All of us have relapse during our life, though not likely ever to the extent of uncontrolled.

Kerrie did wear that from me... and those who do live with a person off uncontrolled PTSD will live through hell dealing with it. Someone in management is quite different to deal with.... nothing of a hard struggle compared to uncontrolled PTSD.
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