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ellie2000
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Wats psychosis, n wat is it causes. N wat conditions r related to ptsd
Crazy mad insane
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I am not sure what conditions are related to ptsd though.
Hope that helps in some way. Take care
Nd ppl who sopose to support me bullied me to who were in the professional field
I found some conditions related to PTSD according to online sources, but remember it doesn't mean you will experience the same as everyone's situation is different.
According to https://psychcentral.com/lib/associated-conditions-of-ptsd/
There also some physical conditions which are starting to be associated to PTSD such as: Arthritis, Heart-related problems and disease, Respiratory system-related problems and disease, Digestive problems and disease, Reproductive system-related problems, Diabetes and Pain.According to https://www.verywellmind.com/ptsd-and-physical-health-2797522
Thank you for reaching out to us, you are so brave in doing so.
Sorry to hear you are going through a tough time right now.
Have you received any support during this difficult time?
We are always here to listen and provide support
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Adam
It's good to hear your difficult thoughts and feelings aren't with you at the moment. Sometimes getting away from an environment where we have had those thoughts before can be really helpful for our wellbeing
I am not in a position to say for sure whether they will return or not, but perhaps you could update us on this? If they do, we will be here to listen and support you. Take good care
It can be really difficult when we open up to people about how we are feeling but they don't listen as much as we may expect them too, but you were really brave to reach out and tell someone how you was feeling.
Do you want to talk more about why you felt like you wanted to self harm?
I just wanted to pop these resources in the spoiler which may be of some use, one is distractions for self harm and the other is a support website.
- TESS text and email support service available for girls and women aged under 25. You can find out more here - https://www.selfinjurysupport.org.uk...pport-service/
- Distraction techniques: http://www.themix.org.uk/mental-heal...ions-5696.html
You are doing really well