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cazwiz

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Feb 25, 2020
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I have definitions on my mind. Maybe I'm trying to find a category to justify where I'm at. Basically, I'm pondering why there still isn't a clinically recognised definition for developmental chronic ptsd. I do wonder if the closest we can get to a nod in that direction is the "failure to thrive" definition fro describing the inability to gain physical health. If the developmental physical Sadie of things is accepted, then it surely is not a huge stretch to determine that an emotional or psychological failure to thrive might exist in the absence of emotional nurturing and teaching regulation etc? Surely that would be one of probably many causes for a c-ptsd diagnosis?

I feel a failure to thrive and am not convinced I'll obtain it this far into adulthood now. It's unrealistic but I'd love to have it recorded as my cause of death instead of suicide.

Any thoughts?
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Feb 21, 2020
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I have definitions on my mind. Maybe I'm trying to find a category to justify where I'm at. Basically, I'm pondering why there still isn't a clinically recognised definition for developmental chronic ptsd. I do wonder if the closest we can get to a nod in that direction is the "failure to thrive" definition fro describing the inability to gain physical health. If the developmental physical Sadie of things is accepted, then it surely is not a huge stretch to determine that an emotional or psychological failure to thrive might exist in the absence of emotional nurturing and teaching regulation etc? Surely that would be one of probably many causes for a c-ptsd diagnosis?

I feel a failure to thrive and am not convinced I'll obtain it this far into adulthood now. It's unrealistic but I'd love to have it recorded as my cause of death instead of suicide.

Any thoughts?
Side got auto-corrected to Sadie for some reason
you are not alone, 32 years old and i have nothing. without money, without a job, without college and living with my parents. I have failed emotionally in my relationships with friends and ex-girlfriend and I have no plans for the future or ambition. I'm just hoping ctb for an end to this shitty life.
 
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