Is it possible to have an extremely stressful event not affect you until months later?
347699
Yes\nptsd\npost traumatic stress disorder
178422
Your going through a lot of changes not only your body,but your emotions are more sensitive as well,I went through the same thing when I was pregnant with my kids,it is natural to love them one minute and ready to strangle them the next!!!
932379
None - in fact, I usually lose a few pounds; stress, much?
819794
Yes, most definitely. What concerns me now is that you ask "if GOING through something traumatic".......which indicates to me you are still in the middle of this traumatic event. i would strongly suggest talking to a professional to begin helping you while you are going through this. I have been through it and it is painful to be in the middle and to suffer. Please take good care of yourself.
753502
I would have alot of mixed emotions to go through before I could make a decision to stay,or go..I honestly don't know & won't unless it were to actually happen to me..excellent question lil' lady! =)
419600
Simple just keep quit for some times and beeee  a   open minded you stressed  with   away from you really..... Its true its happened in my life...
448494
I went through this with one boss.  I was so stressed out that I was sick at work, then had a death in the family.  It was an awful time.  In the end, they fired me.  As it turned out, though, they were in the wrong.  Bad on them.\n\nIt can certainly happen.
414060
are u under n e more stress than usual, because that could be a factor
1097295
stress could be one problem...
816253
In emergencies I work better under stress and remember to t do things I thought I had forgotten (i.e. CPR).  Stress interferes when I am given a deadline on a major project at work.\n\nLately I have felt overwhelmed at home, but otherwise happy.\n\nMoods cause us to remember situations in a bad or good light... a mood determines how something is remembered, as well as the expected outcome.
34418
I am currently going through the same type of situation. Basically you have to ask is the stress worth it. If it is meant to be then it will happen. Don't force it. If not, there are more fish in the sea.
956547
It' is very possible something in your life or your area is is going to change. I've always found that the force lines (or energy lines, depending on what you want to call them) fluctuate constantly and they can bring the feeling of some very big upset.  My advice is to keep both sets of eyes open and trust the feeling in your gut to keep you safe.  a lot of times the build up is worse than the change; but there's no harm in being careful. Blessings, my dear.
523463
Well for starts you get away from what is causing you the stress for a while. You then should do an activity you like which will keep your mind off the stress. But if you can't get away from it  taking a few deep breathes and relaxing ur mind will help a bit.
912435
Stress has a way of getting your body all out of whack...when I was in college, I was always so stressed out either by my boyfriend at the time or my studies, that I skipped 9 months!!!  I would see your GYN just to make sure everything is physically ok, but to keep things in sync every month, they might be able to prescribe a medicine to help it come on if you're running late.  Hope this helps...try to relax, because sometimes the more you think about it, the longer it will take.
394260
I had a stress problem years ago and I tried Kava Kava for a while. It did help; it kind of slows things down without having a sedative effect. But what helped me the most was changing my outlook on life. I had to realize (and I mean that really deep down realization that you can feel in your head, heart, and soul) that all the worry and stress in the world wasn't going to help me. Stressing about money isn't going to pay the bills. Stressing about a relationship isn't going to fix it. Stressing about your job isn't going to make it better. Stressing over other people will not change them. So, really, what's the point in it? Nothing. You have to take charge and be proactive in your life. When you feel yourself getting stressed out about something, think "What do I need to do to make this situation better?" Then get a plan and do it. And don't worry about it. If your plan works, great. But if it doesn't, just think of another one.
739617
i think eventually we can learn to DEAL with it, but we never forget.  but yes, focusing on another issue does help cover up the pain from a previous event...it's just our way of dealing with stuff...but at least we aren't always dwelling on the past...
564252
Depends on whats causing the stress. For example, if its work related then a chat with your boss or, more extreme, leaving for a new job, would help. You really have to sit and think whats making you stressed and deal with each thing individually. I was off work for 2 months last year following family problems as I just lost the plot (usually very laid back and easy going but suddenly snapped, yelled, threw stuff then broke down in tears all in my office), I went for some counselling and that put everything into perspective. Good luck.