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Phlem

(6,323 posts)
8. No worries.
Mon Nov 17, 2014, 05:55 PM
Nov 2014

I don't know if it's because of my PTSD or Hypervigilance but the one thing that differs from me and the typical Asperger's patient is an overload of empathy, instead of a lack of. Being here on DU can sometimes be very depressing. Also, since having a daughter, it feels like my Hypervigilance is on high speed.

The day after the election, was quite grueling.

I hope your family member get's some relief, in any form.

Life is already too short.

-p

How are you doing? hunter Nov 2014 #1
They are now. Phlem Nov 2014 #2
Yep Melurkyoulongtime Nov 2014 #3
I'm so sorry you can't get where you need to go. Phlem Nov 2014 #4
Is hyper vigilance similar to paranoia, or does hyper vigilance No Vested Interest Nov 2014 #5
from wiki Phlem Nov 2014 #6
That's helpful, thanks. Middle-aged family member with (late) No Vested Interest Nov 2014 #7
No worries. Phlem Nov 2014 #8
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