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They were reexperiencing their time on the site, as one might after a trauma, but describing this with a sense of accomplishment.
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Perhaps that why he begins reexperiencing the kind of visions he thought he'd flushed out forever at the end of Season 2.
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If you plan on reexperiencing these games in an emulator, instead of with actual Atari hardware and software, it's worth heading over to sites like Atarimania.
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While some symptoms of moral injury — reexperiencing the traumatic event, sleep disturbances, self-harming activities like substance abuse and recklessness, and suicidal thoughts — overlap with those of PTSD and traumatic brain injuries, there are differences.
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As a critic and an Extremely Online media person, do you worry that you're going to wring all the catharsis and meaning out of these stories by reexperiencing them collectively and virtually for the next month or two?
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The idea that my habit of constantly reexperiencing certain media was related to some infantile compulsion to self-soothe was not exactly surprising; as a person with both ADHD and an anxiety disorder, a lot of the things I do are in the service of directing my attention to anything but the pinball game constantly careening in my brain.
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In each of the PTSD symptom clusters the effect size was medium to large: 0.7 for reexperiencing or intrusion, and 0.6 for avoidance and numbing, and .9 for hyperarousal. The reduction in CGI-C scores (overall PTSD severity and function at endpoint) also reflected a large effect size (1.4). Prazosin appears to have promise as an effective treatment for PTSD-related sleep disturbance, including trauma-related nightmares, as well as overall anxiety and PTSD symptoms.
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