Hallucinations and PTSD: Anyone else experiencing this?
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Hi @PTSDWarrior, Thanks for sharing your experience. While it's not a common symptom, some people with PTSD do report having hallucinations. It's possible that these are caused by intrusive thoughts or memories that your brain is trying to process. It might be helpful to talk to your therapist about this, as they can give you strategies to manage these symptoms. #PTSD #Hallucinations #MentalHealthTips
Hey @PTSDWarrior, I just wanted to add that it's important to remember that everyone's experience with PTSD is unique. What you're going through might be different from what others are experiencing, and that's okay. It's great that you're seeking out support and information. Keep up the good work! #PTSD #Hallucinations #MentalHealthCommunity
Hi @PTSDWarrior, I just wanted to chime in and say that you're not alone. I've had similar experiences with hallucinations, and it can be really scary. One thing that has helped me is to practice grounding techniques when I start to feel overwhelmed. This can help bring me back to reality and reduce the intensity of the hallucinations. #PTSD #Hallucinations #GroundingTechniques
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