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Hi guys, my name is Louise Thompson and I’m new to TikTok. I have suffered with complex PTSD and post natal depression since having my son at the end of 2021. I came close to death 3 times in a seriously short space of time (two months) and my life has been turned upside down ever since. I am consumed by my trauma every day but I am finally learning how to live with it. It’s crazy that I only feel comfortable talking about my experience NOW, a whole year later, but hey ho, I guess that’s the terrifying reality of mental unwell-ness. Follow me on this journey to understand how a trauma brain works… and to chat all things mental health. #cptsd #ptsd #ptsdawareness #ocd #postnataldeppression #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #anxiety #birthtrauma
2 years ago
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Little Leo looking like a snoozy pup ! If only parenthood was always this easy. #louiseisgettingbetter #leolibbey #healingjourney #cutebaby #cutebabychallenge #cutebabyvideos #sleepybaby #sleepybabyvibes #23monthsold #boybaby #boymum
a year ago
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I think it's important for children to watch their parents do chores for several reasons. Firstly, it teaches them responsibility and life skills. Observing parents perform tasks like cleaning, cooking, and laundry imparts essential abilities that will benefit them in adulthood. Secondly, it fosters a strong work ethic. Children learn the value of hard work and how to contribute to the household, which can shape their attitude toward responsibilities and obligations later in life. Additionally, watching parents do chores promotes teamwork and cooperation. It encourages a sense of unity within the family, as everyone plays a part in maintaining the home environment. Furthermore, it instills organisational and time management skills. Kids learn how to prioritise tasks and manage their time effectively by observing their parents' routines. Lastly (and most importantly) it's an opportunity for bonding and quality time. Doing chores together allows for conversations, shared experiences, and the chance to pass down family traditions and values. To sum up, observing parents do chores is an invaluable learning experience that equips children with essential life skills, work ethics, and values, while also strengthening family bonds. We love it. #ParentsofTikTok #tiredmom #momsoftiktok #parentingtips #parentingpsychology #realmotherhood #motherhoodidentity #terribletwos #toddlersoftiktok
a year ago
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I stopped 'tiktok'ing' when I was readmitted back into hospital just over a month ago following a major haemorrhage. I wanted to come back on here because I've enjoyed connecting with all of you guys and I think it's important to normalise mental and physical health conditions. It's a form of therapy for me and I really love the idea of being able to look back in years to come to see how far I've come. It will serve as a small reminder. Almost like a diary. The good, the bad and the ugly. Here is a short video of me in hospital (didn't get anything interesting for obvious reasons), just to say I'M BACK. #ptsdawareness #haemorrhage #ptsdsurvivor #louiseptsd #louisethompson #ptsdawareness💚 #birthtrauma #birthtraumasurvivor #louiseisgettingbetter #traumahealing #nhs #hospitallife #hospitaltiktoks
2 years ago
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As promised, here is your daily dose. You guys are my accountability. Today my update is coming in 2 parts (already missing the purpose of Tik Tok being short + concise videos). Here is part I. Every day is going to be something new. Some posts you might relate to, others not so much, so keep tuning in. My main goal today is to let you know that if you are really struggling, you MUST keep going. I have been down and out, at the bottom of the trenches, suffering with multiple mental health conditions, vegetated on the sofa, feeling so confused, hopeless, worthless and feeling suicidal. I felt like nothing was working, and I couldn’t see a way out of the tunnel of doom, but here I am a year later on my way to a meeting that I wouldn’t even be capable of achieving before my trauma. KEEP GOING LOVELY PEOPLE. YOU ARE NOT ALONE AND THERE IS A WAY OUT, BETTER DAYS ARE COMING I PROMISE. Part II for which things didn’t work for me at the beginning and why not to give up. #cptsd #ptsd #ptsdawareness #ocd #postnataldeppression #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #anxiety #birthtrauma #progress #mentalhealthjourney #tiktokjourney #onlinejournal #accountability
2 years ago
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Inflammatory bowel diseases can be miserable. I still struggle to wrap my head around the fact that i'm going to have to live with this autoimmune condition for life. I’ve decided that I would like to post a bit more about my experience so that others that suffer feel less alone in their experience and so that we can break down the taboo associated with poo. I'm sort of fascinated by poo now, I pay REALLY good attention to mine. You can tell so much about your health just from looking at it. Isnt that amazing? At the end of the day it’s just a waste product of all these amazing processes that happen inside our weird and wonderful bodies and without it we wouldn't exist soooo.... Let's get over our fear of it! Who else suffers with an IBD? Unfortunately its a growing army of people as the numbers of those diagnosed is on the UP. Pop any questions below. L x #ibd #ulcerativecolitis #crohns #bowldisease #inflammatoryboweldisease #autoimmuneconditions #autoimmunedisease #uc #hospitaltiktoks #healthylifestyle #bloodresults #carsoftiktok #louiseisgettingbetter #louiseptsd
a year ago
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How are my fellow mental health sufferers doing? I had the most horrendous flashback yesterday which has triggered quite a lot of confusion, hyper-vigilance, and rumination where I’m searching for answers again. It’s so overwhelming when it happens I feel like I’m going crazy. It’s like nothing I’d ever experienced before. I can only describe it as hell or poison in my brain. It’s so uncomfortable I can’t do anything except for close my eyes and ride it out. I feel like my brain is shattered into a million painful pieces. I really hope it doesn’t throw me off course because I’ve been doing pretty well. One of my ‘coping strategies’ is to adopt heavy ‘analysing of thoughts’ and rumination which is the least helpful thing possible and makes it so hard to concentrate on normal stuff and life! It immediately lowers the mood too, which can trigger a depressive episode. Anyway, it’s past, and I feel quite a lot better right now as I’m putting Leo to bed. One of my fear driven thoughts is ‘what if this happens if I’m doing something really important or looking after Leo’. Most of my rumination isn’t over anything at all, but just the perpetual fear that I’m trapped and not getting better and that I’m never going to be cured. Gosh it’s a tough journey. Wouldnt wish this upon my worst enemy. #ptsdawareness #ptsdsurvivor #louiseptsd #ptsdawareness💚 #louisethompson #birthtrauma #birthtraumasurvivor #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #ocd #anxiousthoughts #ruminatingthoughts
2 years ago
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Hey guys, Todays video is about #antidepressants Unfortunately my anxiety was so bad in January of last year that I totally lost control of my ability to think rationally. I thought I was dying every second of the day and was being triggered by every thought that popped into my head. I couldn’t even open my eyes without having a full blown panic attack. I was panic cycling so instead of calming down after feeling awful, it was a permanent feature, every waking hour of the day…. So I needed some help. I started working with a psychiatrist who prescribed me Sertraline to try to reduce the anxiety and boost my mood. Whilst I could feel the anxiety disappear over the first few weeks I started noticing that my brain felt really really bad. The agitation was unbearable. I was told to go up and up and up in dose but my body wasn’t processing it well. I’ve always been incredibly sensitive to everything. I can’t even eat dark chocolate without getting a hit of caffeine for goodness sake. Because the whole experience was so new to me I didn’t know what was causing what. I couldn’t differentiate between ptsd flashback, brain agitation, dissociation, depression. My head was a total mess. For quite a long time I was vegetated. I couldn’t move from the sofa. Then I’d feel a huge chemical surge that would move up my neck and into my brain and then down my nose, like a cold flush and I would feel like someone had just switched my head on. It was like all of my senses were being turned off and on by the drugs throughout the course of the day. There was no pattern. Has anyone else had this experience? Thankfully where I’m at now is a different story so there is hope. I’ll continue with the rest of my medication experience tomorrow. Pop any questions below. #ssri #ssris #sertraline #mirtazapine #atypical #anxietyrelief #cptsd #ptsd #dissociativeidentitydisorder #postnataldeppression #2023journal #louiseptsd #mentalhealthjourney #louiseisgettingbetter #mentalhealthmedication
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