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RRs

Updated 1y ago

Dealing with PTSD Paranoia

Does anyone else experience paranoia as a symptom of your PTSD? If so, how do you handle it? It feels so drowning sometimes.

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JessiRae

2y

I do. I have just learned to try to ignore it a smidgen if it sounds a bit over the top and write the paranoid feelings down.
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RRs

2y

Thank you! I may have to try that. The hardest part for me is remembering to keep writing honestly.
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Squishybunny

2y

i get very paranoid about everything. Usually i’ve just shut it down but recently i’ve been trying to keep myself occupied with anything that will hold my attention. I also have found that having company (even just a pet) is very helpful too. 💕
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ChaoticBees

2y

We do sometimes. We usually write down what we're thinking. It's worse when we've been triggered.
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Girl55

2y

I say to away from crowded that don't have an behind the scenes far a way enough that no one touches me
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Lucas.exe

2y

I'm super paranoid. My counselor told me that when I'm safe I should tell myself that but I'm never REALLY safe right? My brain is constantly saying at any moment this could happen and you wouldn't see it coming. I dont make any promises bc theres always a slight chance of it not happening.

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