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Old Aug 26, 2007, 04:37 PM
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I ran into my T twice early in therapy. Once at a wedding reception and another time at a gym we both went to (and I was with my mom at the time - even more awkward). Those first times were really weird. I ignored her at the wedding and didn't know what to do after greeting her at the gym. More recently, I saw her at the library and I actually approached her and started a normal conversation. Interesting how things change.

Recently, she had eye surgery and now doesn't wear glasses anymore. I'm still trying to get used to it. She doesn't look like my T so much anymore. That is really weird.

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I am coming up on a time when my T will be serving a professional, dual role for me and I will see him outside of our office. It is a little freaky to contemplate it. I wonder if I will interact with him the same way outside of his therapy office that I do inside? Maybe I will be a different person. Maybe I will be all stammery. It's going to be weird, but is not a negative for me, or else I wouldn't be doing it.

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Sunrise - I'll be curious to know how that goes. I wonder how I would handle it if I ended up working with my T or pdoc in a professional relationship. It could happen. Sometimes I think it would be great. Other times I wonder just what that would be like since they've seen me at my worst.
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