C-PTSD

[Historylover]

Thank you for the compliment, @NatureLover. It's nice to know I may have some worth to others.😊

[Historylover]

Cheers, @JP81. Have a good day.😊

[FloatingFeather]

Hi @JP81,

I'm FloatingFeather, one of the peer support workers at SANE. Hope you are doing okay.

I just responded to another post by a new forum member named @Tabon who was also keen to chat with someone with PTSD if you would like to reach out 🙂

Best wishes,

FloatingFeather

[JP81]

Thank you so much.
I would love too 🙂
Hope you are well and have a great day 🤗

[Wanderer]

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[NatureLover]

Hi @Wanderer ,

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@Wanderer wrote:

It's not expected to resolve but I am adapting to a new life living with it.

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This is good that you're adapting, but is there no possibility of your PTSD easing or improving? Maybe with talk therapy?

[FakePerson]

I have C-PTSD. I’m ok right now, but would answer any questions for me that I see.

The Psychiatrist who diagnosed me said I could be fixed with years of therapy if I ever wanted,

and I think that meant fixed in the context of achieving certain goals, such as if I wanted a girlfriend or job. etc.

On all Centrelink paperwork it has been marked as permanent.

[Wanderer]

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[Wanderer]

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[NatureLover]

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@Wanderer wrote:

The cause of my PTSD has ongoing elements that are unlikely to change.

@Wanderer  I am sorry to hear this 😞

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@Wanderer wrote:

I also have 24 hr - 7 day, Neuropathic pain in my feet, CRPS that is permanent and adds to the mix.

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And this 😞

But I'm glad to hear things are better for you now than a few years back, and that you have good support.👍