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Trauma history

by Charles Whitfield MD
(Atlanta, Ga)

Many to most of these are common among survivors of repeated childhood and later trauma.

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Trauma history

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Jun 16, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		worse after traum
by: Anonymous

Thanks for the input. I have noticed that when I am stressed or over-tired I have to work harder to avoid becoming over-stimulated. It's good to know that I am not alone.
Jun 16, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		chicken or egg i.e. spd or abuse?
by: Anonymous

So, adult survivors of abuse have many of the same symptoms as those diagnosed with SPD? I think what you are saying is that we can't really know which came first.
Jun 16, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		worse after traumatic experience
by: Anonymous

I have no idea which came first for me but what I do know is that after a traumatic experience my SPD symptoms get worse, it's like my brain gets shocked into malfunctioning. I recently had a pretty bad experience and since then I've been worse then ever.
Feb 01, 2009
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starstarstarstar 		is there a link between childhood trauma and SPD?
by: Anonymous

I'm curious about this. I have a history of abuse with very few memories of my childhood. Which came first... the abuse or the SPD-like symptoms?

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