#traumaticexperience

[tacticaledcbob]

That's fucking nuts. #funfacts #facts #information #wtffacts #wtffact #didyouknow #nowyouknow #interesting #tetris #trauma #traumatic #traumaticexperience #videogame #videogames

[miyasanchez7]

https://www.jacquidelorenzo.com/post/finding-hope-when-you-have-lost-it

Everyone has moments when they feel entirely hopeless. Traumatic experiences or repeated failures often bring on these feelings. If you need to connect with a professional, visit Jacqui DeLorenzo's official website. She is a licensed mental health counselor through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and would be happy to help you work through your emotions of hopelessness and even offer support to find your hope again...

[wscranmore]

This is a tough post. I need to say a few things to get them off my chest. I’m not looking for sympathy, I just want to expel the thoughts and emotion I’m holding. Apologies if this gets too long. On Friday night/Saturday morning, a driver lost control of their car while traveling at a high rate of speed. It hopped a curb, traveled through a neighbors backyard, crashed through their fence, went over an 8 foot ridge, crashed through our fence, hit the tree, and landed in our backyard. We were immediately awoken by the horrendous booms and crunching sounds, which was quickly followed by the most terrifying screams of anguish and pain I’ve ever heard from the driver who was laying in the yard. I can’t get it out of my head. Long story short, first responders and paramedics showed up incredibly fast, the driver and passenger, who I found out later was laying unconscious in front of the car, were taken to hospital. Our backyard is a debris field now. Even after the tow truck got the car out and cleaned up a little, there’s still pieces of car and shattered fencing all over. I find it hard to look out there because I always she that person crawling on the ground screaming. Whenever there’s a loud car passing by or there’s a thud or bang close by I flinch. And the worst part of it is that my wife was taking the dog out to go to the bathroom just a couple hours earlier. She was standing right where that car later landed. I’m dealing with police reposts and insurance companies now and not feeling like doing much else. I tried painting yesterday, but didn’t accomplish much. It’s only been a couple days since the incident, I know time will help with how I’m feeling too, but it’s tough right now. I’m going to seek out positive vibes, start moving forward. Thanks for reading of you made it this far. More art coming soon. Promise. 🔷 #traumaticexperience #caraccident #blog #incident #portland #pdx #workitout (at Milwaukie, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkJDb_Grrhe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mileychuang]

I'm posting the vids only to embarrass myself but it was great fun yesterday. Not only did I do blob jump, I also tried the water obstacle course. I'm not being dramatic but I think I almost died when I first fell in the pond ( you have no idea how slippery that was and now I have trauma) for people who want to try, it seems easy but it's not, at all. But, LOVED. IT. #blobjump #waterobstacle #traumaticexperience (at 蓮池潭風景 Lotus Pond Lianchihtan)

[mrchannelgoodwill]

Our Lady of Peace and Good voyage Antipolo. After school and done with #studentobligations ATM at Antipolo bayan and preparing for SVC ( Seraphim Voice Choir ) practice. #thanksgiving #3rdlife #newlife #traumaticexperience #catholic #proudcatholic #vloggerph #vlogger #bloggerph #blogger #bloggerhotdad #MrChannelofGoodwill (at Birhen ng Antipolo - Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage)

[dismantlerepair]

Haircut day! It’s been 4 months, too long! Is there such thing as doggy locks of Love? Cause there’s enough here... #traumaticexperience #dogsofinstagram

[extraglitteryqsandas-blog]

Did you have a "traumatic experience" (but really not that big of a deal) as a child that still effects you as an adult?

We talked about irrational fears, (phobias) but now, lets discuss rational fears or anxiety causing events...

My traumatic experience (f/26): In 7th grade, I actually had a great singing voice (I know, things change!) & I had a solo in my Christmas Chorus Concert (circa 1999). After practicing & practicing—I was pretty sure I perfected it--until, of course, the microphone was handed to me & I forgot ALL the words! NOTHING came out of my mouth! You could call it "stage fright," but I had been in countless dance recitals since the age of 2. The evening concert went a little better than the “matinee” performance— I wrote the words on my hand. In HS, I always helped out at events & such— one of my teachers knew of my "stage fright” & would “surprise” me with a reading or speech at school assemblies minutes before they started. I was fine—I had the words in front of me. As an adult, I still find it difficult to speak in front of people. I often turn bright red when speaking in front of a group. EVEN in front of my friends! 

The CEO (m/27): “Learning girls poop.” **He really now only believes his mom poops—but no other females. We should keep this "secret" from him as long as possible!

The Red Devil (f/26): “The first thing that comes to mind is when my mom used to try to “help” me with math when I was younger and she would actually just yell at me cause I couldn’t get it. To this day, math is a source of anxiety for me.” **She majored in English in college--OBVIOUSLY. 

The Criminal Investigator (m/26): Claims to have never been through a traumatic experience that still effects him. **You would have to know him to really NOT believe him lol

The Fiery Redhead (f/26): “In Atlantic City, when I was a kid, I got ‘stuck’ in an elevator. Everyone else I was with got off but there were so many people on it that I couldn't get out because I was afraid of the doors closing on me. So I thought I’d be left for good and started crying. I have a slight fear of crowded elevators now.” **Have you been to the new Yankee Stadium? We went to a game together & she is LUCKY I don’t do crowds because our seats were in the 400s & we walked ALL the way down because of the crowded elevators. Lol That’s what Besties do for each other**

Train Friend (m/28): "In my parent's house, there was a 'ladder' to the attic--the kind you have to pull down with a string. I climbed up once when I was a kid and 'got stuck.' I was only on the 3rd or 4th step but it looked so high-- I froze. My dad had to pick me up off the ladder. I still refuse to go up to the attic. I make my younger brother help with anything that is up there. Funny thing is--I'm fine with regular ladders."

The World Traveler (f/26): “I saw jaws. Now, I never trust water that is as calm as glass.” **I felt similarly after I saw 'Deep Blue Sea.' I didn’t go to the beach for 6yrs! Hard to do, when you live on an Island!! 

The Physicist (m/26): "Before someone and I races to the monkey bars, he said 'last one there is a headweight.' I lost and asked 'what's a headweight?' He said 'About 2lbs.' I still feel like he was making fun of me." **I actually googled "headweight" & "head weight" there are contraptions to strengthen your neck muscles-- but thats about it. Ha!

It's nice to know I'm not the only one with fears from childhood that still linger. The real question is...How do we get over them?!