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Originally Posted by hankster
Are you, is your T, interested in retrieving your childhood memories, or believe it is possible or worthwhile to do so? Yeah, I guess we are. Whenever I remember something, I share it with her. I also asked my brother and my aunt some stuff but mostly my childhood is buried. I have little recall. I know I didn't suffer from abuse but maybe just some emotional neglect.
Sorry if this doesn't sound supportive.I love getting feedback. It helps a lot as I try to figure out how to approach this. You do work so hard; but you can't ask what you don't know, and neither can we! Rueful! Hope you find a new direction soon. One should bubble up shortly, it's the training effect. Just when you think you're doing all this exercise for nothing and you're running even slower, bingo you've cut a minute off your mile.Hmmm, that's an encouraging thought.
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So, I've planned my next session.
Just like me to do that. I've decided to get off the pain track and share with T some awesomely fun stuff that has happened lately. And this fun stuff is a result of progress made in therapy. I don't want her to get the idea that I'm all gloom and doom.
And like I mentioned before, I just give up on figuring out this other stuff. I just need to accept that that is my particular disability and live with it. So what that life isn't perfect? Do I need to whine and complain about it? No - just move on. It will be a relief to stop talking about what doesn't seem solvable.