A Recipe for C-PTSD & PNES - Samson, Debbie A
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Let's use our wounds to show others a way through their pain, to give them hope, to help them find strength and perseverance. Debbie allows the reader to see into her lifetime of abuse. She shows how she slowly let go of anger, sadness, grief and trauma, and replaced it with love, happiness, forgiveness, tolerance, determination and gratitude. After developing Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) and Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES), Debbie is forced to face the past she has buried deep inside her. As the bricks come tumbling down she becomes sicker; she is eventually…mehr

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Let's use our wounds to show others a way through their pain, to give them hope, to help them find strength and perseverance. Debbie allows the reader to see into her lifetime of abuse. She shows how she slowly let go of anger, sadness, grief and trauma, and replaced it with love, happiness, forgiveness, tolerance, determination and gratitude. After developing Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) and Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES), Debbie is forced to face the past she has buried deep inside her. As the bricks come tumbling down she becomes sicker; she is eventually forced to give up her twenty-five-year career as a counsellor. As each trigger from her past surfaces, Debbie learns to knock them down and decides to use her life experiences to help others. This book will open the public's eyes and show how the effects of childhood trauma and abuse can be a recipe for mental illness.
Autorenporträt
Debbie A. Samson is married to her high school sweetheart, Bill. She has two grown children, Lisa and William, and a precious little grandson, William Lawrence. Debbie was a counsellor for twenty-five years. She developed Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD) and Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES) as a result of severe childhood abuse and trauma throughout her life, rendering her unable to work. Debbie now enjoys a very simple life, and is surrounded by nature where she is on a path of healing. She tells her story of determination and hope so it will inspire others. Debbie's account of her ordeals, although sometimes difficult to read, will encourage others to face struggles head-on with courage. Debbie's husband says she is "A force to be reckoned with." Her innate drive has enabled her to overcome adversities which were meant to destroy her. Debbie believes our society is going through a preventable mental health crisis. The general public simply needs to take action to protect our children from trauma, and Debbie aims to help spread the education.