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Reading
this was
chilling. Tears filled my eyes and I did not know why at first.
Only after
I could analyze the rush of emotions that filled my heart did I
comprehend the value of the magazine interview and how this article
related to me.
I
had been working with repressed memories for more than fifteen years
when I read the article and for the first time, a professional admitted
what I
had known for a long time. They did not understand
repressed memory. Doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists,
therapists, they were treating people and they did not know what they
were doing. They did not understand or
recognize a person with repressed memory.
I
speak from experience and I can categorically say that I would not be
here today had I followed the experts' judgments. Reading the
magazine interview gave me courage and it validated what I already
knew. I could not depend on anyone else. I was
alone.
Here
are the consequences of Incompetence
I
knew that if I wanted to survive this, I had to
develop a plan and depend on myself only. I worked hard,
so very hard. Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, three
hundred sixty five days a year. Non-stop, sometimes discouraging
hard work year after year. I seemed to find the highest
mountains to climb, only to find more obstacles on the other side.
I persisted because I knew I would make it. Only, I did not know
how
long and how difficult it would be.
To
begin to
understand the mechanism of Amnesia, Repressed Memory, Post
Traumatic Stress, follow my steps to the following link:
Understanding
Repressed Memories
An
incredible story
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