When someone is experiencing ASD, they generally exhibit a host of serious symptoms for a few weeks, and then the symptoms fade and disappear. It can be difficult to differentiate between Acute Stress Disorder vs. It's a serious mental condition that, when left untreated, can spiral out of control and have dire consequences. When these types of reactions happen and linger on, chances are the person has developed Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Their preoccupation may almost become obsessive they may experience intense depression and have physical reactions when remembering what happened. However, not everyone can or is able to move on or get over the shock of what happened to them. Generally speaking, these feelings eventually fade, and the individual can go back to living life normally again. It's not uncommon to be sad or have a hard time getting through the day or feel preoccupied with what occurred some people even make big life changes as a result of the trauma. When someone goes through something this severe, they normally face a period of uneasiness or anxiety. Unfortunately, some people experience downs that are so traumatizing-such as sexual assault, fighting in a war, or watching someone die in front of their very eyes-that they may struggle to ever get over it.
Going through ups and downs is a normal part of an individual's life. Content/Trigger Warning: Please be advised, the below article discusses trauma-related topics, including sexual assault & violence, which could potentially be triggering.
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