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welcome to the site Cari! I'm also new here. There is lots of good advice that can be picked up here! Just read and ask questions! Just typing out what you need to say seems to be quite theraputic also!
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Cari Hello , and WELCOME! You're at the right place. Lots here to learn and help your healing process along. Join in. Like was said, it doesn't matter what trauma or (s) caused your PTSD ..... PTSD is PTSD. Glad you found the forum and hope you decide to read much here, bc so much is so very useful knowledge. Be sure to click on the Learn button at the top of the page to see presentations. My best to you. And, again ...... Welcome Cari !
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I am new here as well .I hope you find the emotiional help that you need writing these nice people.It has to feel good to know that you are not alone.Good luck in your healing.
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