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Is it possible to get delayed shock even months after an event?
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Yes, certainly: A serious traumatic event can lead to symptoms months or sometimes even years later. If you are struggling with flashbacks, anxiety, or depression symptoms, get some help. If you're not sure who to talk to, ask your doctor for a suggestion.
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