How Do I Overcome PTSD if I Have Multiple Traumas?

You obviously have no idea what the label  PTSD means – – all it means is that you have had a trauma (or traumas) and as a result other things similar to it or thoughts about it, bring you to the emotions you had then usually bringing on the symptoms one knows as a ‘panic attack’- thus the label starting with “Post Traumatic” as in “after the trauma.”

It is amazing to me that so many people are so obsessed with the diagnoses they may have or those diagnoses that others may have, without really understanding what any of it means.

A better exercise would be to figure out what you need to do to clear the problem so you never need to speak about it again because if your life is so amazing that you could care less about any of it, wouldn’t that work better for you? That is the role that I play in my client’s lives. I never work with people who are obsessed with their diagnoses. Rather, I deal with people who are ‘sick of being sick’ or ‘sick of being stuck’ desiring a quality of life that is more than worth living.

It all goes to what you spend your time and emotions on – getting better or being stuck in the medical pathologies, most which are a bunch of bullshit, because this stuff can be cleared and in the past if one so chooses without medications and without a lifetime of therapy – OH WOW, what was that I just claimed – yes, it is true – if you want to be well, there are ways to help you to be so, but you have to do whatever it takes to be well – no obsessing about the diagnoses, or the events, or blaming the world for your problems – nope, none of it works to heal.

What one has to do is clear the events of their emotional charge and then forgive anyone and everyone including themselves along with having a compelling future that is much more alluring than, let’s say, staying ill and putting it all over the internet.

Here’s one of my first client’s stories – she had a few issues to overcome. The second photo was taken a few years ago when we were both invited by her brother to go to Uganda to be a part of an amazing volunteer opportunity which you can read about here: (that was about 11 years after I worked with her).

Woman overcomes chronic pain, PTSD and weight issues after hypnotic intervention

Uganda trip:

Uganda Trip

You see, one can make anything right if one chooses to!