Another video explaining my recent experience of dissociative symptoms after being triggered 

Hi Flamin Guo, thank you for your message. Gosh that must’ve been startling to experience. I can hear how much you care for her. I think it’s human nature to think ‘should’ve done this/that’ in the moment. I’m not a medical professional, and I don’t wish to say anything misleading, but I would offer to say patience during recovery helps. I really hope your wife will get through the fog, and I send you both my good wishes.

@@trauma2wellness if you don’t mind it would be rather helpful if you can provide me with a perspective of your recovery. As I understand this varies from case to case some a few days, other a few weeks to months and some unfortunately would no longer recover. I just want to know if your recovery was sudden and instantaneous like how it all started and began with my wife. I do understand that something had already began underneath the human psyche before it manifested acutely. But any kind of direction or guidance based on your personal experience would help. Seemingly she is improving from day to day by that i mean she has more and more appetite, can walk a bit farther and longer, conversation has been more focused and congruent compared to the past few days. And she can stay awake longer now. But it still seems there is a veil to the real person as the eyes is still under hypnosis or should i say half awake state. I hope we can get through this together and i could be given a second chance to make it up to her what i lacked as a husband in the past decade.

Hi @@flaminguo, my channel focuses on vlogging my recovery journey from trauma (multiple abuse). I don't have 'answers' at the moment to share with you, as I'm figuring this all out for myself at the moment. For example, I thought I was doing well but then I was triggered a few weeks back and slid into the worst dissociative episode I've experienced which lasted about 6 weeks. For me, this is pivotal, as it's a whole new learning path going forward. If I wasn't vlogging about my experiences since last year, I would forget it, and the cycle repeats, which is exactly what's been happening for 5 decades. From the information you've kindly shared, I think the first thing would be for your wife to get checked out by a doctor just to rule out some conditions (e.g. a stroke, diabetes, heart problems etc), then for her to seek counselling support that enables her to open up - which she may, or may not, wish to share with you, as hard as that sounds. All the best.