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“You seem to be doing better.”
You seem to be doing better. You’re a lot different from when we first met. You see very bubbly and happy. I guess increasing my Sertraline to 150mg really did make a major difference. Maybe I didn’t notice it myself because it’s a gradual change, but I really appreciated that being pointed out to me…
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Sensory Overload as a “Highly Sensitive Person”
Sensory overload is when one or many of your senses become overstimulated. This overstimulation happens because of external stimuli in your environment. It’s when your senses take in more information than your brain can process. Erin Eatough, PhD I wonder at what point I began to experience such high sensitivity to my surroundings and thus…
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