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I have ptsd and iget flashbacks i was wondering if it's possible to have a flashback and then forget what you saw or only remember pieces?
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Yes: Yes, PTSD affects the way your brain creates, processes and retrieves memories. I would strongly recommend talking with a counselor to help you manage your trauma so you can live the life you'd like.
Answered 10/27/2016
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