Personal Narrative Traumatic Events in My Family

Her time for the traumatic event of my family's personal story has arrived. She gave birth to her first son, wrapped him with the shackles' clothes and put him in a manger as there was no space in the inn. These are what I said during the church 's Christmas, and I just saw the light at the end of my elementary school. When I saw the face of my family, I noticed that I am proud of myself. I am also very proud to have such a loving family. I think this is the power of my life.

There are strong predictors of trauma. (A) Exposure to extreme traumatic stress events is most common to individuals and their families. Injuries to incidents, physical violence, or physical integrity (eg inappropriate sexual experience considering age) (b) Psychological distress related to the severity, duration and proximity of experience, traumatic condition Consideration. When there is human pressure that forces this condition, the wound lasts long. Other variables such as personality variables, existing mental disorders, family and social support should also be considered.

Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a reactive disorder that can occur after a traumatic injury and is diagnosed by a doctor. Trauma events are experiences that pose a threat and / or injury to an individual's physical and / or psychological integrity. This person's immediate response to this incident must be accompanied by intense fear, helplessness, or fear. The characteristics of sexual assault, characteristics of the victim (age, gender, character), disclosure of attacks on family and friends, how to seek assistance after offense, social and cultural norms, It influences the subsequent adaptation and the influence on happiness. .18

In order to be diagnosed as post-traumatic stress disorder, one must first be exposed to a trauma event. It is important to distinguish between experiences of general "wounds" and experience of "trauma events" specified in standard A of "Diagnostic and statistical guidelines for mental disorders" (DSM - 5). These symptoms may interfere with the daily lives of people. These symptoms may be caused by words, images, situations, or places warning events. For example, songs and sounds people heard when an event happens (such as the backfire of a car) can cause these symptoms. Depending on the thought and emotion of a person, I feel like I came back when I was active.