dear Susan, happiness is a virtue, but if you suffer from PTSD then this puts a hold onto it, because it's something that is a recurring thought and it causes many problems.
My new psychologist believes that I too suffer from PTSD from an accident that happened back in '83 and the way he has explained it to me then he's probably correct, so he is going to try and he me overcome this.
I have many acquaintances and the number of friends is minimal, because real friends help out when you need them, while acquaintances help out only if it suits them, and normally it's never.
With PTSD we suffer from who we can actually trust in life, so in depression it's hard;y anyone.
Can I ask you a question, do your friends ever tell you of their problems and want your support and assistance, and if they do will they will able to understand what you are going through.
It's been a really bad night for you, but you have had many of these, it's only tonight that you needed a lot of support. L Geoff. x
