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PTSD/CPTSD non military
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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The c denotes that the trauma isn't from one event or small window of events.
Your last paragraph I feel I had witnessed with someone in a cptsd community who used cptsd as a means to push a racial agender and it infuriated me listening to them, I left due to that person, I felt guilty doubting if they actually had cptsd but after multiple others reaching out about this person I feel somewhat justified