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Hi All, I have to say that I am really sorry to have to belong to this group but am happy you are all here with me.I was here about a year and a half ago and made a few friends but then just dropped out of sight and had to deal with a bunch of other life situations.I have been a victim of abuse since the age of 9 when the sexual abuse started by my stepfather. AT 15  I  married and learned about physical & emotional abuse.Since then I have been in several abusive relationships(physical,emotional)all probably due to the damaged child within. I spent 13 years in college learning about the mind and body(I am a registered nurse )I have worked as a psychiatric nurse for 5 years on a crisis unit, dealing with other peoples crisis’s which helps me avoid dealing with my own issues. I have been separated from husband number 4, an abusive alcoholic, who is so far in denial he will never see the light, which is a shame because we have 2 beautiful sons ages 3&5 who miss their daddy.I on the other hand have learned to detach(which we learn to do so well)and am healing….. slowly. I have lived most of my 42 years as a victim but became a survivor with many scars emotionally, but, I have grown and learned, and have the rest of my life to make better choices and deal with things left undone.That is why I am back,I need you all and hope to become friends with many. Tyna

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My message posted fast and I am looking forward to hearing from you all.Dont be shy! tyna

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Welcome Tyna. If you want to be done with this PTSD stuff in your body that is fucking up your personal life – then I suggest you get into traditional accupuncture, biofeedback and Rosenberg/Rand Integrative Body Psychotherapy. Mindtalk dont do it – have to heal up the broken heart and make the unconscious issues – conscious – so you know what you are doing. Or keep doing what you are doing – when you have had enough casualties, saddness and regrets and are fed up with it – then you will do the work to get better. Keep coming back – it works if you work it. sumbuddie duex amor – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi All, I have to say that I am really sorry to have to belong to this group but am happy you are all here with me.I was here about a year and a half ago and made a few friends but then just dropped out of sight and had to deal with a bunch of other life situations.I have been a victim of abuse since the age of 9 when the sexual abuse started by my stepfather. AT 15  I  married and learned about physical & emotional abuse.Since then I have been in several abusive relationships(physical,emotional)all probably due to the damaged child within. I spent 13 years in college learning about the mind and body(I am a registered nurse )I have worked as a psychiatric nurse for 5 years on a crisis unit, dealing with other peoples crisis’s which helps me avoid dealing with my own issues. I have been separated from husband number 4, an abusive alcoholic, who is so far in denial he will never see the light, which is a shame because we have 2 beautiful sons ages 3&5 who miss their daddy.I on the other hand have learned to detach(which we learn to do so well)and am healing….. slowly. I have lived most of my 42 years as a victim but became a survivor with many scars emotionally, but, I have grown and learned, and have the rest of my life to make better choices and deal with things left undone.That is why I am back,I need you all and hope to become friends with many. Tyna

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Thanks for all the welcomes. And to Alan…..I am not suffering from PTSD and dont think my post was mindtalk as you put it. I do have issues as I am sure others in this ng do.That is why we are here. thanks again to all,look forward to conversing with you. tyna

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Hi tyna,            I am new too, just been watching and listen, and learning so very much. I have just began to jump in, its so neat to find a place where you can be heard, I haven’t found anything better on the net.  You can sit beside me.                                                 penny

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hello Tyna, Welcome to our little group.  Pull up a chair and have some tea. Observe and feel free to talk when you’re ready. ;) — Love and Hope, Shirley "Thanks for noticing me"….Eeyore

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you are welcome from me, tyna:-) Dar – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thanks for all the welcomes. And to Alan…..I am not suffering from PTSD and dont think my post was mindtalk as you put it. I do have issues as I am sure others in this ng do.That is why we are here. thanks again to all,look forward to conversing with you. tyna

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Hello Tyna, Welcome to our little group.  Pull up a chair and have some tea. Observe and feel free to talk when you’re ready. ;) — Love and Hope, Shirley "Thanks for noticing me"….Eeyore

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Welcome Tina. Sorry you have the need to be here. Welcome.  May you find peace and comfort. Dar – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi All, I have to say that I am really sorry to have to belong to this group but am happy you are all here with me.I was here about a year and a half ago and made a few friends but then just dropped out of sight and had to deal with a bunch of other life situations.I have been a victim of abuse since the age of 9 when the sexual abuse started by my stepfather. AT 15  I  married and learned about physical & emotional abuse.Since then I have been in several abusive relationships(physical,emotional)all probably due to the damaged child within. I spent 13 years in college learning about the mind and body(I am a registered nurse )I have worked as a psychiatric nurse for 5 years on a crisis unit, dealing with other peoples crisis’s which helps me avoid dealing with my own issues. I have been separated from husband number 4, an abusive alcoholic, who is so far in denial he will never see the light, which is a shame because we have 2 beautiful sons ages 3&5 who miss their daddy.I on the other hand have learned to detach(which we learn to do so well)and am healing….. slowly. I have lived most of my 42 years as a victim but became a survivor with many scars emotionally, but, I have grown and learned, and have the rest of my life to make better choices and deal with things left undone.That is why I am back,I need you all and hope to become friends with many. Tyna

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Hi Tyna I wasn’t here 18 months ago so I didn’t meet you then. Welcome to the group, take a seat and join us <smile Ruth — Today, is the tomorrow, you worried about yesterday. Anonymous

| Hi All, | I have to say that I am really sorry to have to belong to this group but am | happy you are all here with me.I was here about a year and a half ago and | made a few friends but then just dropped out of sight and had to deal with a | bunch of other life situations.I have been a victim of abuse since the age | of 9 when the sexual abuse started by my stepfather. | AT 15  I  married and learned about physical & emotional abuse.Since then I | have been in several abusive relationships(physical,emotional)all probably | due to the damaged child within. | I spent 13 years in college learning about the mind and body(I am a | registered nurse )I have worked as a psychiatric nurse for 5 years on a | crisis unit, dealing with other peoples crisis’s which helps me avoid | dealing with my own issues. | I have been separated from husband number 4, an abusive alcoholic, who is so | far in denial he will never see the light, which is a shame because we have | 2 beautiful sons ages 3&5 who miss their daddy.I on the other hand have | learned to detach(which we learn to do so well)and am healing….. slowly. | I have lived most of my 42 years as a victim but became a survivor with many | scars emotionally, but, I have grown and learned, and have the rest of my | life to make better choices and deal with things left undone.That is why I | am back,I need you all and hope to become friends with many. | Tyna | |

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Hi Tyna, It’s nice to meet you.  I hope that you will find this to be a place of healing. — ht — And if life is just a highway — then the soul is just a car, And objects in the rearview mirror may appear closer than they are.

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Welcome Tyna, I hope you will find soem healing here. Annelies – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi All, I have to say that I am really sorry to have to belong to this group but am happy you are all here with me.I was here about a year and a half ago and made a few friends but then just dropped out of sight and had to deal with a bunch of other life situations.I have been a victim of abuse since the age of 9 when the sexual abuse started by my stepfather. AT 15  I  married and learned about physical & emotional abuse.Since then I have been in several abusive relationships(physical,emotional)all probably due to the damaged child within. I spent 13 years in college learning about the mind and body(I am a registered nurse )I have worked as a psychiatric nurse for 5 years on a crisis unit, dealing with other peoples crisis’s which helps me avoid dealing with my own issues. I have been separated from husband number 4, an abusive alcoholic, who is so far in denial he will never see the light, which is a shame because we have 2 beautiful sons ages 3&5 who miss their daddy.I on the other hand have learned to detach(which we learn to do so well)and am healing….. slowly. I have lived most of my 42 years as a victim but became a survivor with many scars emotionally, but, I have grown and learned, and have the rest of my life to make better choices and deal with things left undone.That is why I am back,I need you all and hope to become friends with many. Tyna

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Hey Tyna, I realize the need to be here isn’t a goal I set as a child.  :-) Yet, since I do need to be here I am glad there are some very caring, warm, & genuine people.  Welcome polly wog – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi All, I have to say that I am really sorry to have to belong to this group but am happy you are all here with me.I was here about a year and a half ago and made a few friends but then just dropped out of sight and had to deal with a bunch of other life situations.I have been a victim of abuse since the age of 9 when the sexual abuse started by my stepfather. AT 15  I  married and learned about physical & emotional abuse.Since then I have been in several abusive relationships(physical,emotional)all probably due to the damaged child within. I spent 13 years in college learning about the mind and body(I am a registered nurse )I have worked as a psychiatric nurse for 5 years on a crisis unit, dealing with other peoples crisis’s which helps me avoid dealing with my own issues. I have been separated from husband number 4, an abusive alcoholic, who is so far in denial he will never see the light, which is a shame because we have 2 beautiful sons ages 3&5 who miss their daddy.I on the other hand have learned to detach(which we learn to do so well)and am healing….. slowly. I have lived most of my 42 years as a victim but became a survivor with many scars emotionally, but, I have grown and learned, and have the rest of my life to make better choices and deal with things left undone.That is why I am back,I need you all and hope to become friends with many. Tyna

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