AlphaMoist

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AlphaMoist

Question: If someone were to suffer from PTSD, and said PTSD was triggered by electricity, would lighting be a trigger?
- March 21, 2016
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2. AlphaMoist
  
  When I say mental institution, I'm talking about hardcore medieval insane asylum, the kind where they drill bloody holes into your head and experiment on you. Of course I would be substituting the equipment used for electroconvulsive therapy with an elecromancer.
  
  March 21, 2016
3. TeaLulu
  
  I would say lightning wouldn't because in electro shock therapy you don't really SEE the electricity. If it was done with any simularity to nerve tests conducted today, it would use metal to administer the shock.
  
  So theoretically if lightning struck NEAR you, and you felt the static in the air, that might be a trigger, but I don't think just seeing lightning would.
  
  March 21, 2016
  
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4. AlphaMoist
  
  Interesting..
  
  March 21, 2016
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