"You don't have PTSD. All that happened was your mom died. That doesn't cause PTSD."
And you don't have enough knowledge to tell me if I do or don't have PTSD.
Let me remind you of a little something before my mom died...
I didn't barely get to see her because she has EXTREME isolating habits. I was wondering if all that time I was doing something wrong to cause her severe depression or prevent treatment from working. I came home and found her laying in a pool of her own blood. I became more depressed than before and also got suicidal because I blamed myself for it. My dad became depressed because his wife killed herself. And it was a constant battle for me to not take my own life for several months until I finally got a diagnosis and started treatment.
But go ahead. Tell yourself I don't have PTSD. Remind yourself that "death is something everyone experiences". But go on, keep telling yourself that what I saw was something normal for a child to see.
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PTSD
RandomThis is a book to help bring awareness to PTSD. Despite it's growth in awareness, there are still millions of individuals suffering with undiagnosed PTSD. Additionally, the full affect, and causes are still yet to be fully understood by society as a...