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Old May 17, 2017, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Shoe View Post
Sounds like you have a good husband there ElsaMars. It is good to have a safe person to talk with. I have had different experiences with different councilors and doctors as far as trust goes. I guess you just have to get a feel for them first and go from there. Maybe your husband could give you some advice or possible go with you.
I met this guy online about 12 years ago who turned out to be really a good councilor for me. He didn't have a degree in psychology but had did a lot reading and research. He wrote a book that I came across and his theory really rang true to me when I looked back at some of the content of my psychotic episodes. I found his website and emailed him and we got to be pretty good online friends. He passed away about a year and a half ago unfortunately. My therapy now consist of mainly reading books. I guess there is a term for it called Bibliotherapy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibliotherapy

I don't mean to offend anyone, but I heard kind of a humorous saying a while back;

The difference between a madman and a mystic is the mystic knows who not to tell.
I like that quote! Good stuff! My husband really is wonderful and it was fate that we met. It was destined and I prayed for exactly him in such specifics.....there is no way around it being fated. My husband will support my decision either way but feels strongly I should tell my doctor about everything, sparing no details. I'm still unsure. Some of it I need to I think but it's okay to keep some things private as long as it's not overly dangerous to do so. Thanks for your reply and for listening. (((Hugs)))
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SkitsDoubt
Thanks for this!
SkitsDoubt