Sometimes others notice our trauma symptoms that we aren’t aware of having. They may point out our staring into space, not answering a question, or sad expression. Trauma can involve dissociation in which we are not always aware of our environment. Perhaps anxiety and fear are crowding our minds, leaving us looking inward and trying

We notice our own trauma symptoms like high anxiety, high startle response (jumpy and hyper alert), and a sense of terror that accompanies us—an unwanted companion. Terror can transverse our bodies so that we have stomach and head aches, as well as other somatic (physical) symptom that drain our energy and weaken our immune system.

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TBI is Traumatic Brain Injury that can be associated with wartime head injuries or other situations where brain functioning is disrupted by something from the outside: A crashing blow, an injury to the head that may be penetrating. It can harm someone’s ability to think and solve problems, as well as causing depression and anxiety.