Thinking Too Loud: CPTSD Memes

Listed below are the memes I have created for educating and sharing information about CPTSD. The memes are listed in no particular order. I have included with them the source of the image, as best I can. The source of the quote is also listed. If there is no one credited the words are my own. All images I have used from Pixabay are non-royalty and free for use in non-commercial settings.

Please feel free to use them without alteration in your own efforts to bring awareness to CPTSD.

Many thanks.
Mari

This collection started as just one idea. Now it contains nearly 50 memes made for helping to describe and educate about CPTSD. I want to thank all my supporters for your faith in me and your support. This effort would not be possible without you.

Seen Image source: Pixabay Text: MStewart Date: Nov. 17, 2020
Time Lost Image source: Pixabay / eduin Text: MStewart Date: Jan, 2020
Work to be Normal Image source: Pixabay Text: A.Camut Date: June, 2019
Change Your Stripes for No One Image source: Pixabay Text: MStewart Date: Feb, 2019

Isolation Image source: Pixabay / Gerd Altman Text: MStewart Date: Jan 10, 2020

Seedling Image source: Pixabay / skeeze Text: MStewart Date: Jan17, 2020

A light of my own Image source: Pixabay Text: MStewart Date: Feb, 2019
Seared with Scars Image source: Pixabay Text: Kahlil Gibran Date: Jan, 2019
Too loud in here Image source: Pixabay Text: MStewart Date: Feb, 2019
Inner Voice Image source: Pixabay Text: MStewart Date: Feb, 2019

The Author

Chasing a new life at nearly 50. I've thrown most of the pieces up in the air. Oh yes, interesting times.
For nearly 35 years I have struggled with depression. Recent research into neural development has finally named the problem at the root -- #CPTSD.
During a failure to launch I accumulated a Masters in International Policy, degrees in Chemistry, Russian Lit, and Economics. Then I went and built web sites for 20+ years.
My writing, like my education covers a broad spectrum of topics. Some topics I have degrees in, some I have experience. Occasionally I have both.
I have an intense interest in environmental, mental health and social issues both at the personal and the policy levels.
Published in SCA Today, Crossfit websites, Write for Healing, and various newspapers I hope to reach more readers with thoughts, humor and even a good story or two.

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A compelling vision that is not every other science fiction book.

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I first make the acquaintance of LT. Sharpe via the BBC. So blame my fandom on Sean Bean. And on the fact that Mr. Cornwell does impeccable research for his battles. (well, impeccable to my unschooled eye) He makes it a good read with hi...

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Better than I expected. Brother, read this so long ago I can't recall enough to give it a decent review. Bother.

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Cryptonomicon

by Neal Stephenson

Ok. You're going to look at the categories and think I have lost my ever-lovin mind. But there's a good reason that I call it both fiction and non-fiction. Several of the details of code cracking, code school, Bletchley Park are spot on....

Pages

CPTSD Memes

Seen

Time Lost

Work to be Normal

Change Your Stripes for No One

Isolation

Seedling

A light of my own

Seared with Scars

Too loud in here

Inner Voice

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