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Rain (by Hollywood Undead)
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🎵 and teri please!!
(I'll offer a couple of songs)
Be Calm (by Fun)
Meet Me In The Woods (by Lord Huron)
Rain (by Hollywood Undead)
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it bothers me that most people (neurotypicals at least) seem to be taught that ptsd can only apply to someone who was in the military. the only time ptsd was spoken about around me growing up was when it was referring to someone in the military experiencing it. here’re a few things i’ve learned since:
it stands for post-traumatic stress disorder
therefore it is a disorder that occurs after a traumatic (stressful, scary, shocking, or dangerous) event
it is so upsetting that it can cause anxiety, nightmares, lack of sleep, and depression, among other things
there can be physical symptoms as well (racing heart, sweating for what appears to be no reason)
people with ptsd can experience flashbacks, oftentimes caused by triggers (something said, seen, heard, smelled, or felt that reminds them of this past event)
sometimes these triggers are very similar to the past event
other times triggers are things that other people would never even think to relate to the past event causing the ptsd
for some, ptsd can interfere with everyday life
any person can experience ptsd
children may have different symptoms than adults although this is not always true
women suffer the most from ptsd
ptsd symptoms may last for a short or long period of time
there are treatments for ptsd
these are only a few things about post-traumatic stress disorder so here’s a link to the national institute of mental health’s page on ptsd: (x) and here’s a link to the national center for ptsd’s website: (x) - this second link actually leads to the u.s. department of veterans affairs website but it includes information on ptsd for everyone (this link specifically goes to ptsd basics)