PTSD and Trauma recovery

Girl Friday · 06-06-2012, 02:20 AM

I'm just stopping by to say thank you to everyone for being so honest and so open about their experiences. Thank you also for reminding me that everyone has a breaking point and sometimes the breaking point can rob a person of their sanity.

When I was younger and having a moment when I was spiraling downward, my dad used to tell me to come home for a visit. He called it "finding north". At about 3:30 yesterday morning I realized that a recent and significant loss in my personal life equates to the loss of my compass. In short, I'm not sure where north is anymore. So...I'm going to go hang out with that concept and hope that things change. It can't fix what went wrong, but it will prevent further harm.

Take care everyone. Don't forget to breathe.

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06-06-2012, 02:20 AM	#20
Girl Friday Member How Do You Identify?: Maryanne (with a little bit of The Professor and some Ginger thrown in) Preferred Pronoun?: she/her Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Uncharted desert isle Posts: 227 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 766 Thanked 775 Times in 140 Posts Rep Power: 8696405	I'm just stopping by to say thank you to everyone for being so honest and so open about their experiences. Thank you also for reminding me that everyone has a breaking point and sometimes the breaking point can rob a person of their sanity. When I was younger and having a moment when I was spiraling downward, my dad used to tell me to come home for a visit. He called it "finding north". At about 3:30 yesterday morning I realized that a recent and significant loss in my personal life equates to the loss of my compass. In short, I'm not sure where north is anymore. So...I'm going to go hang out with that concept and hope that things change. It can't fix what went wrong, but it will prevent further harm. Take care everyone. Don't forget to breathe.