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Old 08-06-2014, 02:55 PM #1
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Default Can extreme stress damage the healing brain?
I had a huge fight with a family member which included me screaming(the vibration from screaming hurts my head, so I do not normally do this) and which left me emotionally burnt out.. I have been feeling a little different ever since the event. I feel numb or less emotional. I feel like something did change, I just don't know what, and am wondering if anyone has been exposed to extreme stress and felt differently since then. Has the event structurally altered my brain somehow or is this psychological (ie. depression).
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