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PTSD and it's Symptoms (what you got?)

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Woof-a-Doof:
I got:

Nightmares
Free forming anxiety
Explosive Anger (RAGE)
Fears
Depression
Hypervigilance
Agoraphobia (house aint burning, no desire to leave)
Low Self Worth (oddly accompanied with an exaggerated sense of self worth)
Racing thoughts
Spotty memory
Difficulty in Relationships
Headaches
Suspicious (Distrusting)
Suicidal thoughts
Dissociative features

But other than that, I am the epitome of mental health!
Thanks Straight Inc, no telling where I might have been if it weren't for your warehouses!

How about you? What you got?

Tampa survivor:
Low Self Worth (oddly accompanied with an exaggerated sense of self worth)
OH yeah, AXl Rose voice please:   I used to love me, so I had to kill me...

How about absolutley being dat freak who kicks folks away hoping the chase ya.
THen ya run.  And bitch when they don't vcatch up?

OH yeah, fkin good stuff baby.  Not chewing the power cords or eating cake in a bush but...

dazednconfused:
I've got list of same minus the Agoraphobia..
Though, I do not like to be in new surroundings, I am comfortable
with my own people.
OCD.. not sure if that falls under PTSD symptoms..
 :wall:

Woof-a-Doof:
Yeah, I am of the opinion that OCD (or CDO...alphabetical order and all) has some some correlations with PTSD. It may not be in the DSM-V....but still.

I tend to pigeonhole, categorize, section, segment things in my mind. If things exceed the scope of those boundaries....ewwwww, can be ugly (if only tween my own two ears)

I also have ADHD (minus the hyperactivity) and I think a touch of OCD. Yes, things must be absolutely perfect, but only for a moment or two. Look, a skwerl....I like toast

dazednconfused:
I have to count things and turn them a certain amount of times.
I have to turn things to face a certain way..like my water bottle label or currently ma beer..
I run late to work because of some things I do..but can't give myself more time in the morning or
I'll find more things to be OCD over.
OCD started about the same time as anxiety and panic.
Over the years it's progressed and changed.
Things I used to do I don't now, but it used to be just a couple things and now it's affecting my time and pisses me off.
Crazy.........
 ::OMG::

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