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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[MCU] I'm a mental health professional in the MCU specializing in post-snap/post-return post-traumatic stress disorder. What are most of clients dealing with and how the hell do I convince them a normal life is even possible?
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So the actual blip event didn’t appear to be particularly traumatic from the point of view of the blipped. Getting snapped, alarming and confusing as it might have been to watch their bodies fading into dust, didn’t actually appear to be particularly painful for most experiencing it.

The problem is afterwards, when they suddenly find themselves unsnapped back into existence five years later. 

Children will have grown up. Significant others may have moved on. Homes may have been let or sold. Estates or accounts may have been modified, etc., etc. 

The closest IRL analogue might be suddenly waking up from a five year coma, or suddenly returning from a castaway situation after everybody has already given you up for dead. The main thing is helping them navigate the economic, legal, and personal changes that come with essentially losing five years of time. 

Ultimately each case is going to be unique, as is often the case. In this instance, it might be important to emphasize that they are emphatically and clearly *not* alone in having to deal with these things. “Blipped” support groups may be prevalent and helpful.