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Old Feb 02, 2015, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Marla500 View Post
Depending on what the thoughts are, one possibility is to challenge them-are they really true? You have to work on it but it really does help.
I dunno. Like make a probability list of the scenarios happening?

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Originally Posted by striking View Post
Acknowledging them works. Then you can probe why you are having those thoughts and what you can do to change your focus or find a resolution.
I have been trying for months. But they still hassle me.

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Originally Posted by mountain human View Post
How about accepting your thoughts as simply that--thoughts. They pop up, they move on, another one takes it's place, etc, etc. They are not truths written in stone, they are not forever, just a temporary annoyance. They can't hurt us if we deflate their power and importance. This doesn't include things like psychotic episodes, which are usually chemical in nature and need a chemical treatment.
They have been more than temporary.

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