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Originally Posted by precaryous
She called me when she got home rehashing the day and figuring out questions she needs to ask at her next appointment in a week. Understandable. But she had a meltdown. My T calls it being "dysregulated." I didn't even know "dysregulated" was a real term. T told me earlier when DD's emotions become "dysregulated," she's not going to be able to listen to logic or explanations. She misinterpreted and found offense with every sentence or phrase I tried to say. I never see it coming, it's so abrupt.
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 ((Precaryous))
This sounds like a perfectly normal response from someone who has just learned she might die. I suggest you cut her some slack and make huge allowances. She's not in her normal state of mind.
Sometime the kindest thing you can do is to put up with temporary insanity and not hold it against them, now or ever.
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And remember, you may not be in your normal state of mind, either. Cut yourself some slack, too.
PPS:
Stopdog said it better.
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