PTSD
theresa361
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Hi there.
As it's your week to discuss mental health. I thought I'd introduce myself as a survivor of a brutal assault - this led my attacker Nigel Wilson to an 8 year sentence.
If anyone out there has suffered something like this I want you to know it does get better. You can rebuild.
I'm now studying my Masters in criminal psychology and criminal Law.
Never lose hope.
As it's your week to discuss mental health. I thought I'd introduce myself as a survivor of a brutal assault - this led my attacker Nigel Wilson to an 8 year sentence.
If anyone out there has suffered something like this I want you to know it does get better. You can rebuild.
I'm now studying my Masters in criminal psychology and criminal Law.
Never lose hope.
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Hi @theresa361
Thank you so much for your encouraging post and your bravery in speaking about what happened to you.
It requires a great deal of personal strength and courage to rebuild your life and to continue on, and that is exactly what you have done. You see yourself as a survivor, and you are now studying your Masters - good for you. I hope you do brilliantly well.
Best wishes,
Mia
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