Wendie Trubow explores how subtle childhood experiences like parental neglect or feeling second-rate can trigger chronic health problems in adults. Many patients minimize their childhoods but still carry lasting consequences from these quieter forms of harm.
You're talking about deep trauma. A lot of times it could be just a decision somebody made when they were young, when their parents didn't pay attention to them or they weren't maybe neglectful, not made necessarily trauma.
Yeah, that's right. Many of my patients say, you know, I didn't go through anything bad. Other people have been through worse. I don't think it was too terrible and I think I'm over it now. And sometimes the trauma was fairly subtle or the, the impact on the kid was fairly subtle. Pretty much anything that, that can make a child feel like a second rate human being is capable of having multiple long term impacts on the adult.
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