Why do i feel emotionally numb
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Where an individual is emotionally numb, this condition is felt as a pervasive failure to respond affectively to the things around her; things that would usually draw her interest, and yield a qualitative payoff. In more narrow cases, the agent is aware of a specific absence such as a lack of amusement, surprise, or affection.
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Some of us may be out of touch for various reasons. We may have grown up in a family where there was a "don't feel" rule. We may have used drugs, alcohol, food, sex, spending or work to numb ourselves. I believe that God is calling us back to wholeness by helping us feel again. To feel our pain and let go.
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People with PTSD often feel like they are not emotionally close to anybody or attached to people, they say that people can’t understand them and they feel emotionally numb. So in order to block out this fear response people turn off their emotions.
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We are a people gone numb, unable to feel…. We have become separate from the earth that sustain us. As Ingrid Bacci, author of The Art of Effortless Living, has written, "Our world is a mess because too many of us have lost touch with the art of caring.
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The event usually involves a real or possible severe injury or the threat of death. It causes feelings of extreme fear, helplessness, or horror. After being involved in such an event, many people have trouble sleeping, have nightmares or daytime memories of the event, and feel emotionally numb and cut off from others.
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How do you feel emotionally? _____ Do you have: panic attacks ( depression ( anxiety ( bad temper ( nervousness ... The pain is: sharp ( aching ( numb ( deep pain ( burning ( dull ( tingling ( pain is worse/better with heat ( pain is worse/better with cold ( pain is worse/better with pressure ( pain is worse in the a.m. ( p.m. ...
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One of the reasons fear can have such a powerful hold on us is that many unrelated fears often cluster together and feel like one huge, insurmountable fear. We feel overwhelmed by this fear because it=s so hard to understand. It feels like one kind of fear one minute, and another kind the next. Pretty soon it feels as if we=re afraid of everything.
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Feeling emotionally numb (the loss of the ability to feel anything very much, including affection and pleasure) another common way of trying to cope with painful feelings and …
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is used to demonstrate pain and emotion. The use of the word ‘frozen’ has connotations of being cold and almost numb; something that is further developed by the addition of ‘river’. We could also associate ‘river’ with a ‘rivers of tears’, thus suggesting an outpouring of emotion.
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Do you feel emotionally overwhelmed by the other’s grief? Are you overcome emotionally by being reminded of a loss of your own? Do you feel detached or numb? Do you feel present and compassionate? (Or all of the above?) List of possible issues: Do you have issues relating to the time and manner of death?
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