07-17-2010, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by LittleShug
And here I thought this was supposed to be a support of some sort to vent, share and help...diagnosis or not.
Some people don't have an official diagnosis of PTSD cuz not all drs recognize it as such...
And it seems like the list in the very beginning (OP) triggered some just reading it and recognizing themselves in it...as living with PTSD survivors...some of whom didn't even realize they had PTSD...amazing when you think about it...how some have lived their whole lives dealing with PTSD, anxiety, fear and the like without ever being "officially" diagnosed....
I want to send a hug to all of you who have had to deal with this without benefit of meds, diagnosis or support until now.
And I want to thank Apocalipstic for starting this thread because I look back and see so much growth and change in so many of us just from having this "safe" place.
God bless you all and I wish you much peace and success in your lives...
Shug 
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UMMMMM...PTSD has a very close relationship with aniety disorders and phobias as well.
The DSM has five axes for many good reasons... mainly we are all pretty complex and PTSD is seated in a syndrome complex taking in many characteristics of various symtomology and disorders (although, I hate using the term disorder).
I give Apocalipstic many thanks, too! And, jet, have you given thought that it might just be you that is wasting other people's time? You might want to do a review of PTSD literature before making such rude remarks to people trying to give each other support.
Last edited by AtLast; 07-17-2010 at 06:55 PM.
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