Honora Langwell, a mother and wife living with PTSD after witnessing her best friend's suicide, describes how a self-help book helped her feel human again and gave her tools to handle workplace triggers. She credits her sister Kathy Sue Dory for the referral and recommends the book to others managing trauma.
Hello, my name is Honora. I am your average everyday mother, wife, coworker. Um, I have had PTSD for about 3 years. Um, just to give a little bit about it, I basically watched my best friend kill herself in front of me. I've had therapy. I've had help all the way around. But I've never ever felt like I was feeling what everybody else felt. I felt different. I thought there was something wrong with me. I started reading this book right here. Um, I feel human again. I, I know there's other people out there that To deal with the feelings I feel every day. I had a situation the other day at work that kicked in my PTSD very severely. I wanted to run, I wanted to hide, I wanted to get out of there, but I remembered everything that was said in this book. I will not be medicated. I will deal with this on my own. My way, but to know there's other people out there that suffer like I do. Maybe some are more extreme, some are not extreme. But I tell you, if you have PTSD, please get this book. As you see, I'm not even halfway through this book. I can't get enough of it, and I want to thank my sister. Kathy Sue Dory for bringing this book to me. Thank you.
