Search is down, so I apologize if I missed this. I've had to throttle back a bit lately and divert my attention elsewhere.
This video is from 25 Mar. The source is NBC - Savannah Guthrie, Matt Lauer, with F. Chuck Todd reporting. They flat out confirmed a chunk of Pizzagate here: https://youtu.be/HadGh0LcXxs
What is going on? Shouldn't there be some outrage? Has 1/3 of this country (including the media) just gone comfortably numb?
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VIrginiaPerson ago
I have to go to routine therapy for PTSD as part of my daily "pretending to be a normal person" thing that I do. My therapist likes to make Trump jokes and pro-Hillary references, which bothers me. I haven't been able to share with her how "triggered" (that's a real thing for people with real PTSD) I have been by PG and that doing what research I can helps me feel like I am contributing to the global effort to stop it. It bothers me a lot because I know she is a good, smart, qualified person, who deals with the victims of PG every day. Yet is still so asleep. Sometimes we all here have to pick our battles, as much as we would like to inform everyone.
Blacksmith21 ago
Hopefully the shrink isn't inside the Beltway. I wouldn't trust a single one of them.
VIrginiaPerson ago
Yeah it's kind of hard to know who to trust when it comes to therapists.
SavedbyJCfromRSA_MK ago
Dr. Colin Ross, The CIA Doctors, is a good start as a gift to your therapist. He has the credentials they respect.
Any decent therapist will shut up the Trump jokes if you only tip them off. She's trying to find a common bridge, it happens to me too, I look like an old lefty. I Never gave a Republican the time of day before and I'm not young, but, come on,... hurry it up! I've become a one issue voter. Or, find one focused on Trauma Therapy, they are impacted by whatever "this is". Therapists have a tough time coming to terms with the psychiatric professions responsibility in this starting with operation paperclip. The FMS fake news was another.
The Therapy that works faster than talk, is what Cathy O'brien is telling us. It cost nothing. Write it down, which I think is exactly what is happening here among us all. PTSD on Amazon is the short version of her process of recovery.