Supporting a Loved One Through PTSD or Panic Attacks

Posted on May 12, 2016 by

It’s not necessary for you, the supporter, to know what is going on in order to lend support. Sometimes, the fact that you’re willing to sit there in silence, comfortable with not knowing, is enough to get someone to open up.  Visit the Source: Supporting a Loved One Through PTSD or Panic Attacks ffor much, much more.

About Nan Mykel

At 79, I was just about to stop keeping a journal, but that felt like accepting that growth was finished. I don't want to be finished, yet! I'm 80 now, and struggling to communicate with you, if you'll come and set awhile. P.S. My how time flies! I'm 83 now.
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