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This mornings rant will be about sexual assault, how to support your friends, where to get help, how lonely it is, how prevalent it is and how common it will be when ppl walk away.
I was assaulted recently. Unfortunately this is coming out on social media. Here goes. #trauma
I was assaulted recently. Unfortunately this is coming out on social media. Here goes. #trauma
What is really unfortunate is that those of us who have a history with trauma can often have unpredictable responses to another traumatic event. Our nervous systems are pretty shot once we’ve experienced a lot.
#PTSD survivors specifically have a low stress tolerance.
#PTSD survivors specifically have a low stress tolerance.
This is why you check on your ‘strong friends’ - which I probably am in every friendship.
It’s honestly embarrassing when you realize your stress threshold is so thin that just can’t handle stress you could before. You makes you feel really bad.
pacesconnection.com/blog/how-ptsd-…
It’s honestly embarrassing when you realize your stress threshold is so thin that just can’t handle stress you could before. You makes you feel really bad.
pacesconnection.com/blog/how-ptsd-…
June is National #PTSDAwarenessMonth ! I will be sharing information on this tweet thread every day. #PTSD #VA #CPTSD #PTSDawareness
June 1: I took the pledge. ptsd.va.gov/understand/awa…
June 2: 
1/4 #COVID19 key concerns in 🇨🇦: Today, in lieu of a daily in-person update to the media, I have issued a Saturday statement you can read in full here: bit.ly/3g4W0tz #PTSD #PTSDAwareness
2/4 In the same way the #COVID19 pandemic has had a greater impact on the physical health of some Canadians, such as seniors, certain populations may experience disproportionate #MentalHealth impacts.
3/4 As we observe Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Day in Ontario, I would like to bring awareness to traumatic stress and #PTSD, and remind all Canadians to do well-being checks with those around you. #PTSDAwareness
@newyorkpost
I understand the country is reeling in the wake of another senseless mass casualty gun shooting, however, you need to reconsider your inflammatory headline about the shooter. This is in no way to protect him, as he committed unspeakable acts and cut
I understand the country is reeling in the wake of another senseless mass casualty gun shooting, however, you need to reconsider your inflammatory headline about the shooter. This is in no way to protect him, as he committed unspeakable acts and cut
short the lives of many promising individuals, but to protect those who have honorably served our country and continue their daily battle with PTSD.
Your headline lists this person “was a Marine maybe suffering from PTSD”. First, you have no evidence to
Your headline lists this person “was a Marine maybe suffering from PTSD”. First, you have no evidence to
corroborate your claim of PTSD as that is protected health information under HIPAA. Unless this has been disclosed from close family-you have no way of validating this claim. All this does is further stigmatize those who truly suffer from PTSD, specifically combat-related PTSD.
