People with PTSD and cPTSD, how do you get into a headspace where you feel safe enough to fall asleep, rather than pass out from exhaustion? If you've learnt to do this.
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- Oct 14, 2025
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only thing that helps me is sedatives. only issue is you will build up a tolerance no matter what, esp with OTCs as theyre all antihistaminesSimilar threads
