It is normal to have strong reactions following a distressing or frightening event, but these should begin to reduce after a few weeks.
People can experience a range of physical, mental, emotional and behavioural reactions.
There are many things you can do to cope with and recover from trauma.
Seek professional help if you don’t begin to return to normal after three or four weeks.
Answer:
relax a lot
Explanation:
My best friend is kinda rude and very toxic and fake. she has one main person focused in her life at a time, then after a year or two, moves on and totally ditches, fights and kills the friendship between her and her old bsf. Right now, im her best friend, ive known her for a year, and lately we've been fighting alot, but shes one of my only friends, shes like the only one that actually gets me, whenever we're together we have SO much fun. she goes to public school and im homeschooled, but this spring im going to private school which means im gonna meet alot of new friends, should i just drop her? (oh yeah and she is dating my brother too, and she didnt even tell me, she told my sister before she told me and her and my sister arent even good friends:/) PLZZZ help!!!! whoever gives me the best advice gets brainliest!!!
