How to overcome the psychological barrier after a car accident ~

On Friday, September 3rd, 21, as usual, I rode my bike home after work. Just after crossing Everest Street, I was hit by a speeding car.

I struggled to get up from the ground, and my jaw was as painful as a tear, and blood flowed down like a tap that turned on the switch. When I saw the blood dripping to the ground, I blacked out and fainted. After waking up, I have been sent to a nearby community clinic by the perpetrator, and the doctor is cleaning my wound.

"Don't move, your wound is deep and you have missed the bone. During your coma, I have given you an anesthetic, and now I am cleaning your wound. There may be a little pain, you bear it, I need to sew up the wound for you later. " No sooner had the doctor finished this than my phone woke up.

It was my boyfriend who called. After the doctor connected the phone, he told her, "Your friend has just had a car accident and is now cleaning up the wound. If it is convenient, please come and pick her up later. It seems that she was scared! There may be a slight concussion! " The doctor finished and reported the address to her boyfriend!

After my boyfriend arrived at the clinic, the wound on his face had been stitched up and white gauze was put on. The doctor was giving me an infusion, saying it was to prevent the wound from being infected. "Doctor, her face won't be scarred, will it?" I felt a little sad when I heard this. It turns out that what he cares about most is my appearance!

a week later, I went to the hospital to remove the gauze as promised. The doctor said that the wound was not badly healed, the wound was basically not long, and it was still a deep pit. Looking at the eye-catching wound on my face, I felt unprecedented sadness. At that time, I found myself disfigured.

I used to think I was a pretty girl, but after that, I don't like going out. But every time I go out, my uncle will send two people to follow me. He is afraid that I will be retaliated by the perpetrators.

If I had an inferiority complex before that. Then, after I saw the intentions of my uncle and family, my self-confidence was slowly getting back.

If you and your family can't help you overcome the psychological disorder, you need to find a professional psychological counselor for treatment.