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What Are Some of the Normal Reactions to Traumatic Stressors?

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What Are Some of the Normal Reactions to Traumatic Stressors?

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• Shock • Disbelief • Horror • Rage • Feeling “numb” • Fear • Anger • Having unwanted memories or vivid images of the traumatic event • Feeling “on edge” • Being constantly watchful/wary “on guard” These symptoms usually start to minimize within a few weeks to months after the traumatic stressor ends. However, some people can have distressing symptoms, that can cause them problems in life that last for months (or even years) after a traumatic event.

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