I am a 40 year old traveling nurse. I've been through many tragedies which have caused me ptsd stress related hallucinations, which have contributed, as well as bad nightmares, to most of my art. I see things before they're on the paper. They appear as shadows, not so much lines, but shadows on the pages. When I see what I see it helps them to stay out of my dreams. The worst are now the hallucinations, have affected me. To the point where there are times while driving, I will slam on the brakes because I'll see a little child right across the street on a bicycle, and he's not really there or it'll look like someone just It runs out in front of my vehicle, and again. Nobody is there. I've been very busy at work. So am I art has not progressed in how much I've done? I started working on statues recently just to keep the artistic part of me. Alive, but I have much more art to come. There's many more monsters in my mind. But I learned how to survive and thrive from it. Life is very difficult at times I'll do my art. I feel real. They get taken in by the lines. The seating. Any colors it makes me forget. There's a darkness that I've once lived and I still live at times it's no joke when they say your past will always come back to haunt you. Mine just continues to haunt me. Daily. In the forms of shadows and figures on my worst times I want you to say days because it lasts for a few days. Even a month, I will lock myself in my bedroom and I won't come out. I don't eat in that period of time. No matter how long the duration? I'm sure that that as well contributes to my hallucinations, that I have at times I do not have psychosis, and I am not crazy. I've actually been tested i do not sleep much. Maybe 2 days a week so I work overnight to have a reason why I have to stay up because during the day. There's so much to do. No one bothers me about not sleeping anymore. Of course. They tell me I still need rest. I say I just need more paper.
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I am a 40 year old traveling nurse. I've been through many tragedies which have caused me ptsd stress related hallucinations, which have contributed, as well as bad nightmares, to most of my art. I see things before they're on the paper. They appear as shadows, not so much lines, but shadows on the pages. When I see what I see it helps them to stay out of my dreams. The worst are now the hallucinations, have affected me. To the point where there are times while driving, I will slam on the brakes because I'll see a little child right across the street on a bicycle, and he's not really there or it'll look like someone just It runs out in front of my vehicle, and again. Nobody is there. I've been very busy at work. So am I art has not progressed in how much I've done? I started working on statues recently just to keep the artistic part of me. Alive, but I have much more art to come. There's many more monsters in my mind. But I learned how to survive and thrive from it. Life is very difficult at times I'll do my art. I feel real. They get taken in by the lines. The seating. Any colors it makes me forget. There's a darkness that I've once lived and I still live at times it's no joke when they say your past will always come back to haunt you. Mine just continues to haunt me. Daily. In the forms of shadows and figures on my worst times I want you to say days because it lasts for a few days. Even a month, I will lock myself in my bedroom and I won't come out. I don't eat in that period of time. No matter how long the duration? I'm sure that that as well contributes to my hallucinations, that I have at times I do not have psychosis, and I am not crazy. I've actually been tested i do not sleep much. Maybe 2 days a week so I work overnight to have a reason why I have to stay up because during the day. There's so much to do. No one bothers me about not sleeping anymore. Of course. They tell me I still need rest. I say I just need more paper.
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