Vaxines ,Fishing the root of a tree...

It got to this point people asked what was I doing what were my plans.. 

Fishing the root of a tree...and fishing for a pet rock... 

I was making jokes and people said I was crazy and insain then then they attacked me for   fishing for pet rock ... ... 

Fishing the root of a tree...

When Startrek said it re open the wounds of a paper  cut ... 

Qoutes.. 


 can old scars release a memory.. 



Fishing the root of a tree...

Yes, working with or releasing old scar tissue can sometimes trigger a sudden wave of memories, emotions, or physical sensations.


Why This Happens


• Fascial and Body Memory: Scar tissue does not just affect the surface of the skin; it alters the underlying fascia (connective tissue) and can create tension patterns throughout the body. Bodywork therapies (such as specialized scar release techniques) note that manipulating or stretching long-held scar tissue can sometimes prompt an emotional or memory release—often experienced as sudden tears, laughter, or vivid recollection.

• The Trauma Connection: Because every physical scar is originally caused by some form of injury, surgery, or trauma, the nervous system and body tissues can retain an association with the original event. When the physical constriction in that area is gently mobilized or softened, the nervous system may process or bring up the associated psychological or emotional weight.

• Not an Exact Science: While bodywork practitioners and somatic therapists frequently observe emotional or memory responses during scar-release work, these reactions vary widely from person to person.

Are you noticing specific physical sensations or memories coming up around a particular scar, or are you exploring bodywork techniques for a specific area?

Pstd 

This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional or a doctor.. 

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can develop after a person experiences or witnesses a terrifying, life-threatening, or deeply traumatic event, such as combat, a natural disaster, a severe accident, or sexual assault.


Key Symptoms


PTSD symptoms generally last for more than one month and interfere with daily routines, work, or relationships. They are grouped into four main categories:

• Intrusive memories: Flashbacks, recurring nightmares, or unwanted distressing thoughts about the event.

• Avoidance: Staying away from places, activities, objects, or people that serve as reminders of the trauma.

• Negative changes in thinking and mood: Feelings of hopelessness, emotional numbness, severe guilt, self-blame, or a loss of interest in activities.

• Changes in physical and emotional reactions (arousal): Being easily startled, constantly on guard (hypervigilance), irritability, or having trouble sleeping.


Common Subtypes


• Preschool PTSD: Affects children age 6 and younger, often showing up through play or behavioral shifts.

• Dissociative PTSD: Includes feeling detached from one's own body or surroundings.

• Complex PTSD (C-PTSD): Results from long-term or repeated interpersonal trauma, combining standard PTSD symptoms with deep struggles in self-image and emotional regulation.


Treatment and Support


PTSD is treatable through specialized psychotherapies (such as trauma-focused talk therapy or cognitive behavioral therapy) and medications like antidepressants.

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