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might expect, some tortures require that the child victim’s
temperature, respiration, pulse and blood pressure be closely
monitored.
What Trauma Does
In recent times, the military and the science of psychology is paying
attention to what they call PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder).
PTSD are the psychopathic debilitating effects of trauma and
chronic nature of reactions to trauma. Intrusive flashbacks of the
trauma will occur if the mind doesn’t protect itself from reminders
of the trauma. The mind creates avoidance patterns to protect itself
from thinking about the trauma. Panic symptoms occur when the
person undergoes physiological arousal to traumatic cues. A trauma
will create a certain "shatteredness" within the victim.
The victim will develop life assumptions about being vulnerable,
about having little personal worth, and that life is not fair. They
may develop phobias to constantly check their environment for
safety and constantly monitor others to make sure they are not
mistreated.
For centuries warfare has taken place, and military men have
experienced PTSD. However, a full description and investigation
into the disorder has been done only in recent history. The U.S.
military has prevented any serious counseling for their troops
suffering from this. Peer "counselors" and rap groups were allowed,
and misled by the army to believe that they would be adequate.
PTSD will often lead to outbursts of rage, chronic depression, or
borderline dysfunctions.
The PTSD in Monarch victims is masked by the MPD/DID and the
programming. Then in turn, the programming masks the MPD.
When the programming is complete, front alters have been created
which can function with smiles and cheerful attitudes, while
underneath, the mind is full of shattered hurting alters, who the
slave is unaware of.
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