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Another one today! It may have been asked before, though. ^^; How would the ROs take care of a sick MC? -The anon who started with soulmate asks. TAWSWSA? Nah, too long.
It has my friend! https://666whatsyourvanishing.tumblr.com/post/180996881926/how-the-ros-would-take-care-of-a-sick-mc
There you go! Thank you for the ask TAWSWSA????
Do you have any masterposts on writing PTSD for trauma of fantasy magic stuff, especially if they can't seek help to because they have to keep the magic stuff secret/people won't belive them. Sorry if you list your masterposts on the header links as I mostly use mobile.
My PTSD tag is here! I do not have very much on fantasy-related PTSD yet. What kind of specific questions would you like answered?
So I have a character that is going to be tortured and then have a drug addiction forced on her (as in they basically forced the drugs into her system and made her crave more as most addictions do). So I was wondering if you had any tips for how combining the ptsd from the torture and the withdrawal after effects would work. Help would be really appreciated and there's no rush on answering!
Heya! There’s a lot of different drugs that could be used, and each of them has different symptoms when going through withdrawal. Maybe head on over to @scriptpharmacist to narrow down what kind of drug you’d like to use, then come back to me when you know what one you’d like to use in particular!
Hello there! My story involves several mental disorders, including narcissism and depression. I would love to be extremely accurate when I portray these disorders and I feel as the vast amount of research I have done is inadequate. If you could please help me out, I would be entirely grateful!
Awesome! I love that you’re dedicated to accuracy in your writing. Check out my post on the DSM-5 criteria for Narcissistic personality disorder here! I should have the DSM-5 post on depression out sometime next week or so.
There’s a lot to cover with those two disorders. I could write a book on both of them and still not cover every aspect of the disorder. But if you have specific questions, I’d love to help out!
In regards to your post about Brief Psychotic Disorder - that's exactly what I was thinking of doing to my poor character, thanks for sharing that! My question is: he eventually returns to his normal self. If the brief psychosis is due to a major stressor, is it possible for him to never experience psychosis again once it's over?
It’s likely he’d have more episodes if he was subjected to major stressors, but it’s definitely possible for him to never have another psychotic episode.
Good luck with your story!
Hey, I'm the "wasn't DID a hoax" anon. I want to thank you for your answer, and apologize if I came across as critical, because I was genuinely just confused. I must've been misremembering from a Psych class I took ages ago. thank you for clarifying
That’s good to hear. I’m sorry if I came off as mean / snarky in my response - this is one of the topics I’m very opinionated on.
I’m glad I was able to help you understand. No hard feelings, Anon.
Hi! Age-relevant-therapy anon here- I just want to say when I say "baby therapy", I don't mean play therapy. My experience is just in services that cater to both, so teenage patients will be seen in the same room but treated differently. Sometimes things are drawn as a visual aide.
It depends on the therapist, to be honest. I’d say write whichever one you’d prefer - it could go either way in real life.
