This is a YouTube video titled "Breast Implant Illness: From PTSD to Positive Change" containing a personal narrative where a speaker discusses their journey from PTSD diagnosis to exploring positive psychology and breast implant illness, reflecting on their mental health experience. The content is a monologue without multiple speakers or mention of Dr. Robert Whitfield.
Now, when she did suggest this, and we went through the labs, the biomarkers, and things like that, I was one of those that did not want to believe it or listen. And she gently encouraged me. And about a year later, I had a defining point where I was with my psychologist. I had been diagnosed with PTSD probably about seven years ago, eight years ago. And there was about two years later where I was having a moment with my psychologist, and she said, lizard, are you talking with positive psychology? It's no longer clinical psychology. And I thought to myself, wow, I really am. And then I went home and thought, then why do I still feel like I'm dying or I want to die? And that's when I started listening to what Dr. Tanya Ash was saying and looked at what breast implant illness was.
