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long term trauma survivors. Much of what is out there and what is known is on adult survivors of adult traumas. many people suffered long term childhood traumas and I feel this is often a missing component in research and diagnostic criteria/diagnosis.
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Acer, a good point. I have noticed recently many more teenagers on the forum. That has to be so difficult on top of being a teenager. That is an entirely neglected population concerning research I would think.
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Thank you so much everyone! Unfortunately I didn't get to look at the last few comments before I presented, but I took a lot into account and the psychiatrist I presented to told me something like "I am so glad that besides just talking about PTSD you also incorporated actual concerns that sufferers have, great job!" All great points.
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