I look forward to reading your work. After a RIDDOR reportable workplace accident I saw how toxic that workplace was, instead of recovering, I started to develop PTSD type symptoms. I resigned as I couldn’t put my close lovely supportive colleagues in danger when I had a panic attack. I’m gutted I had a real flair for that type of work. I took a few months off, did therapy and now feel Iam better. I still cannot cope with loud unexpected noises, all the emotions I suppressed to survive the accident resurface, but hey, we are all a work in progress. It’s shocking how many people are scared of/refuse to acknowledge that mental health is something that wobbles for all of us at some time in our lives. I am so grateful to my fellow HSP’s sharing understanding and healing. 🩷🩷🩷
I look forward to reading your work. After a RIDDOR reportable workplace accident I saw how toxic that workplace was, instead of recovering, I started to develop PTSD type symptoms. I resigned as I couldn’t put my close lovely supportive colleagues in danger when I had a panic attack. I’m gutted I had a real flair for that type of work. I took a few months off, did therapy and now feel Iam better. I still cannot cope with loud unexpected noises, all the emotions I suppressed to survive the accident resurface, but hey, we are all a work in progress. It’s shocking how many people are scared of/refuse to acknowledge that mental health is something that wobbles for all of us at some time in our lives. I am so grateful to my fellow HSP’s sharing understanding and healing. 🩷🩷🩷
Genevieve, Thanks for sharing your husbands work for HSPs this it’s such an important topic and his story is very inspiring. 🤍