[ SECRET POST #7057 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7057 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Trauma dumping

[(Anonymous)]

Nanny, I'm really sorry this happened to you and I totally get it. Shit like this doesn't go away just like that and it honestly sounds like PTSD. Also please be careful of your health- chest pains due to high levels of stress can be because of something dangerous. If at all possible, maybe go see a kardiologist?

Re: Trauma dumping

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. I too had a really close call while driving (someone pulled out of a parking lot and started driving towards me IN MY LANE and I had to swerve into the other lane to not have a head-on collision with them going the wrong way, it was a VERY VERY near miss) and it took months before I stopped instinctively braking and tensing up when I went past that same spot. And that wasn't even as bad as what happened to this anon. We all know that driving is dangerous and how many people die or are horribly injured, but being part of an experience like that really makes you feel it, and sometimes it's hard to shake that feeling.