I thought it's one of those "modern" videos where science make you forget trauma. But i would say those trauma when not very severe or already dealt with can add value to your personality and life.
Well I'm that mouse who can not move. I feel paralyzed when it comes to helping myself or getting unstuck and moving forward with my life. I have been 7 years in fight or flight mode, hyper vigilant, explosively reactive, startle response on overdrive, unimaginable fear, daily convinced of my imminent death. 7 years with a sadistic NPD man who from day 1 shot meth into my veins, beat the piss outs me literally and kept me isolated as his personal domestic servant and to use for his perverted sexual desires. I need to rewrite my brain. I'm 108 days free from him and 108 days off meth and 1 week off cigarettes. So I'm doing better! I'm a walking breathing case study and finding the level of treatment I need...well you know...not easy
PS I slipped back and let him control and use me again. But always onwards and upwards. Can't break my spirit. While I was away from him for 4 months I accomplished a lot so the memory of living and being clean and independent is clear and recent in my mind and I want that back because I like it better that way.
@@HisDearMissK I was in a similar position to you. I got free for the sake of my children. You are loveable and you deserve someone who can love you without abusing you. Do your best to find safety away from him, take part in community projects and programmes, take professional help when are where you can. You can do this. I believe in you.
Thanks for informative video, but what exactly was the treatment of the trauma memory? How was this accomplished? Drugs? Exposure therapy? Re-conditioning the mouse?
I can handle anything, but seeing my own little one undergo test for what I've been though... I have no words. I've spent my life trying to protection her the best I can. In a way I knew it wasn't real, but just the thought... that haunts me.
What do you do if the trauma is the oannic attacks it self. No trauma enduced it. I went into a horrific nightmare of pannic attacks that lasted for weeks until my brain just shut off. The thoughts didn't make sence to me it was just attack after attack after attack every attack made my thoughts more abstract every attack I lost more lucidity. It was hell and I can't even explain what the thoughts were I couldn't explain to the doctor or anyone. I didn't eat because I wasn't hungry the attacks made it impossible for me to function. Eventually I couldn't even do the dishes because I didn't know how. I have been managing it with ativan but I haven't been the same since. I can't feel joy anymore, and if I allow my brain to remember that state of mind it just starts all over. I refuse to accept this is mental. I was fine a month before it happend. Sure I had anxiety growing up but this hell was on a whole nother level. It cant be stopped. Just one attack had decimated a decade of my life. I have had 2 of these events. Most recently 3 years ago I still haven't recovered. My mind was so messed up I just walked all day every day to try and burn up my energy. I tried to get my mind to obsess about things I enjoyed but it is impossible to get my mind to grab onto anything because my mind stop working. Just a constant loop of a feeling I can't explain and if I try to let it go it just comes back again and again. I have made the decision that self termination is my only option. No doctors care to look into anything more than anxiety disorders even though I am certain it isn't. Somthing is causing my mind to implode in on it self. For some reason ativan can help but not always. My mind feels like somebody took a blender to it. I can't focus any more, I can't feel any joy any more, I can't enjoy food anymore. I'm going to ask yoy guys for a favor. Help me. Help me find the answer to this. The answer isn't medication or therapy because the attack isn't brought on by a thought it's brought on by a feeling then becomes paranoia and disorganized thoughts. Once it starts it can't be stopped until. I can however try to stop the thoughts by causing my self immense pain. I ourposly haven't fixed a tooth so when I get bad I put ice and hold it on the exposed root to enduce a horrific tooth pain that shoots through my brain through my jaw and is so bad I it causes me to pass out. Other than extreme pain their is no other way out of it. I want to die but my family needs me. I am giving my self 6 more months. If progress isn't made if this nightmare doesn't end I am using nitrogen gas to put my self down. I hope that my organs will help bring life to others but due to me being a smoker my organs are probably useless like I am. I trust in God but I don't trust my self.
I'm just trying to learn simple quick scientific answers. I have a bigger question, but for me to answer the bigger one I need to know how we deal with a massive traumatic event. So i wanna know about the waking up feeling. Having one past and repressing it. Like Leo in shutter Island.
How did you traumatized the mouse,what about the time span for typical fear and a tramatic response comparison in a mouse. How did you mark the cells for expressing trama. One neuron for a tramatic realization seems odd.
To update the video to the current understanding of how the brain works. It is NOT facing a traumatic memory that helps you get over it. It is the process of deliberately changing the memory to a more useful and safe memory that creates the strong improvement in peopls lives.
What of you ionzied neurons with a modified gamma knife machine, using gamma waves, or X-Rays, at micron scales in the mouse at stanford with the gene therapy approach to erase a specific memory? The mouses neurons glow fire in real time when the mouse stand in a certain part of its arena, so you can deduce what the mouse is thinking about.
I thought it's one of those "modern" videos where science make you forget trauma. But i would say those trauma when not very severe or already dealt with can add value to your personality and life.
broo the circle brooo.. smooth 💀
How do we treat the trauma we experienced when we were too young to remember?
I think we remember it as senses or tenets.
Bits might be missing, but the moral assumptions seem evident.
We retain the intensity and fear .
Well I'm that mouse who can not move. I feel paralyzed when it comes to helping myself or getting unstuck and moving forward with my life. I have been 7 years in fight or flight mode, hyper vigilant, explosively reactive, startle response on overdrive, unimaginable fear, daily convinced of my imminent death. 7 years with a sadistic NPD man who from day 1 shot meth into my veins, beat the piss outs me literally and kept me isolated as his personal domestic servant and to use for his perverted sexual desires. I need to rewrite my brain. I'm 108 days free from him and 108 days off meth and 1 week off cigarettes. So I'm doing better! I'm a walking breathing case study and finding the level of treatment I need...well you know...not easy
You are so strong!!! This is seriously inspiring
There is a Hypnotherapist on TH-cam that has a video to erase tramatic memories his name is Joakim Erickson have used it and it us helpful.
@@rockygirlstevenson3568 my last name is Erickson, I'll go look him up. Thanks.
PS I slipped back and let him control and use me again. But always onwards and upwards. Can't break my spirit. While I was away from him for 4 months I accomplished a lot so the memory of living and being clean and independent is clear and recent in my mind and I want that back because I like it better that way.
@@HisDearMissK I was in a similar position to you. I got free for the sake of my children. You are loveable and you deserve someone who can love you without abusing you. Do your best to find safety away from him, take part in community projects and programmes, take professional help when are where you can. You can do this. I believe in you.
Thanks for informative video, but what exactly was the treatment of the trauma memory? How was this accomplished? Drugs? Exposure therapy? Re-conditioning the mouse?
I can handle anything, but seeing my own little one undergo test for what I've been though... I have no words. I've spent my life trying to protection her the best I can. In a way I knew it wasn't real, but just the thought... that haunts me.
What kind of treatment did the mouse receive to heal his trauma?
In the link below you can read the full story
What do you do if the trauma is the oannic attacks it self. No trauma enduced it. I went into a horrific nightmare of pannic attacks that lasted for weeks until my brain just shut off. The thoughts didn't make sence to me it was just attack after attack after attack every attack made my thoughts more abstract every attack I lost more lucidity. It was hell and I can't even explain what the thoughts were I couldn't explain to the doctor or anyone. I didn't eat because I wasn't hungry the attacks made it impossible for me to function. Eventually I couldn't even do the dishes because I didn't know how. I have been managing it with ativan but I haven't been the same since. I can't feel joy anymore, and if I allow my brain to remember that state of mind it just starts all over. I refuse to accept this is mental. I was fine a month before it happend. Sure I had anxiety growing up but this hell was on a whole nother level. It cant be stopped. Just one attack had decimated a decade of my life. I have had 2 of these events. Most recently 3 years ago I still haven't recovered. My mind was so messed up I just walked all day every day to try and burn up my energy. I tried to get my mind to obsess about things I enjoyed but it is impossible to get my mind to grab onto anything because my mind stop working. Just a constant loop of a feeling I can't explain and if I try to let it go it just comes back again and again. I have made the decision that self termination is my only option. No doctors care to look into anything more than anxiety disorders even though I am certain it isn't. Somthing is causing my mind to implode in on it self. For some reason ativan can help but not always. My mind feels like somebody took a blender to it. I can't focus any more, I can't feel any joy any more, I can't enjoy food anymore. I'm going to ask yoy guys for a favor. Help me. Help me find the answer to this. The answer isn't medication or therapy because the attack isn't brought on by a thought it's brought on by a feeling then becomes paranoia and disorganized thoughts. Once it starts it can't be stopped until. I can however try to stop the thoughts by causing my self immense pain. I ourposly haven't fixed a tooth so when I get bad I put ice and hold it on the exposed root to enduce a horrific tooth pain that shoots through my brain through my jaw and is so bad I it causes me to pass out. Other than extreme pain their is no other way out of it. I want to die but my family needs me. I am giving my self 6 more months. If progress isn't made if this nightmare doesn't end I am using nitrogen gas to put my self down. I hope that my organs will help bring life to others but due to me being a smoker my organs are probably useless like I am. I trust in God but I don't trust my self.
I'm just trying to learn simple quick scientific answers.
I have a bigger question, but for me to answer the bigger one I need to know how we deal with a massive traumatic event.
So i wanna know about the waking up feeling. Having one past and repressing it. Like Leo in shutter Island.
So how do I heal from my CPTSD? How do I function like a neurotypical person?
-Angel
How did you traumatized the mouse,what about the time span for typical fear and a tramatic response comparison in a mouse.
How did you mark the cells for expressing trama.
One neuron for a tramatic realization seems odd.
I think they know which cells was active by tracking the active cells during fear, and then they treat it with electrical treatment or kill it
To update the video to the current understanding of how the brain works.
It is NOT facing a traumatic memory that helps you get over it. It is the process of deliberately changing the memory to a more useful and safe memory that creates the strong improvement in peopls lives.
do you have a book about the this subject ??? thanks
What of you ionzied neurons with a modified gamma knife machine, using gamma waves, or X-Rays, at micron scales in the mouse at stanford with the gene therapy approach to erase a specific memory?
The mouses neurons glow fire in real time when the mouse stand in a certain part of its arena, so you can deduce what the mouse is thinking about.
Wow!!! How interesting!
How?I'm stressed with PTSD
Especially the memories before come to America
Lol the key is all the alcohol he has