This could be my life story
This happened to me when I was 4 as well in 1985. My mother was murdered in front of me by her boyfriend in the Bronx, NY. My brain blocked everything out and all I remember was all of the “nurturing” things that I thought he did for me like buying me food, however, when I requested the grand jury testimony that I did, I testified that I saw the murder, but I don’t remember today. Our brains are amazing at how they block trauma. However, I went through a very traumatic experience at work 2 years ago, which my brain recognized as the same feelings of fear, betrayal, abandonment and anger that my 4 yo brain blocked out and it threw me into the fulls throws of PTSD as a 37 yo woman. My grandmother also raised me. I was fearful my entire life of her murderer that I put away. He got 25 year to life with the possibility of parole and I’m proud to say that I go before the parole board every 2 years as of 2014 to prevent that from happening. This story could be my life, literally. I would love to heidi if at all possible. She can be vulnerable to ptsd even as a grown woman. My email is Kindness.Klan@gmail
MindfulMama81 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/16/20
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Pretty interesting so far. I’ll for sure keep checking this one out.
jaytina2014 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 10/14/20
Anything Ashley flowers touches is gold. Since this is done by audiochuck, I’m sure all the episodes will be amazing, just like the first two were! Loved it! Thanks for another great show!
lah3333355556 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/14/20
Very excited to hear the different perspectives!
kle212 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/14/20
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