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#Disabled, #CPTSD, #Abuse Survivor, #Trauma #Recovery #Coach, Supporter of #Virtual Spaces 4 Healing, Upside Down Thinker!

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A recent study found that "mild" stress is enough to trigger PTSD in autistic individuals. Think about that. MILD stress triggering PTSD in autistic individuals. And not enough people are talking about it. This is a SIGNIFICANT finding, if you ask me. So let's talk about it...
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It’s insensitive & dangerous to push a survivor to reconcile with those they’re estranged from. Those stories have complexity with years (sometimes decades) of abuse. While reconciliation can heal, it can also destroy the progress a person made by having space from who hurt them.
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The beliefs and policies that disabled people are a burden and are better off dead than disabled are not just an abstract devaluation of disabled people. They are discrimination. They are eugenics. They are genocide.
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Thanks For sharing this @cptsdfoundation
Dissociation occurs in response to prolonged exposure to trauma. It can affect memory, identity, and how the world is perceived. In this article, our guest contributor shares about confronting their parts that have been suppressed and ignored for so long. buff.ly/3ZS0xqV
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