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Old Feb 09, 2013, 04:22 PM
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The last two days have been hell. I am incredibly depressed. There have been some things I have done that I thought would help but they backfired.

On Monday I saw a Medium/psychic that I was personally told was the real deal ??? He had me close my eyes and scribbled a bunch of letters on a piece of paper.
Most of the letters matched to someone in the family. He could have gotten this from Jason's obit or genealogy. He said to me did you know Jason was suicidal.
I said no. Depressed some but not suicidal. He said he keeps laughing that you are here. That is not Jason. He told me a lot the only thing that made me think he could be really was he knew Jason's nickname for me. But he could of got this on Facebook.

I keep thinking about the whole thing and instead of feeling better I feel much worse. Did I miss the fact that he was suicidal ?

The group I started only has one person coming to the next meeting.
My PDOC has not talked to me in a month.
I fired the grief counselor who kept telling me how high a chance there was that
I was going to kill myself.

I have huge guilt about when I got sick in my late 30's and Jason was around 9.
No matter what my husband says I know how much this affected him.
I really think I should have pushed Jason harder to get therapy. I failed him.

I just keep thinking he can't really be gone.
How can I have life without him in it, I loved him so much.

Something I swore off of Wine. There is a bottle on the counter from earlier in week when some of Jason's friends were over. It is calling my name.
My husband is at call at the hospital, he won't know if I have some.
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Old Feb 09, 2013, 04:29 PM
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((Speed)) That "psychic" sounds really insensitive...sorry that you had to deal with him. It's not your fault that your son is no longer with you. Please don't feel guilty for something that you cannot control. You have endured a terrible tragedy.

Can you find a new grief counselor?
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Old Feb 09, 2013, 04:56 PM
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I just don't believe in these psychic types. That one certainly sounded like he caused more trouble than being able to help!

I do hope you will find a counselor who can help you better.

I am not your Mom, boss, etc., and I'm sure you know this, but alcohol is only a temporary solution and ultimately is a depressant.

Please hang in here and keep us informed, dear one.
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Old Feb 09, 2013, 10:30 PM
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I hate that ur feeling low. The person u were seeing was not good. I encourage u to find another grieve counselor or a grieve support group.
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Old Feb 10, 2013, 12:47 AM
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I'm thinking of you Speed Please take GOOD care of yourself, and finding a new grief counselor is a great idea, I hope you take the advice.
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Old Feb 10, 2013, 05:37 AM
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Can you call pdoc and have him/her refer you to a Therapist that can help you. Wine'll probably make you feel worse.
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Old Feb 10, 2013, 08:51 AM
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No I didn't drink any wine. I took Seroquel and went to bed at 6:00 pm.
I am just so so depressed. Nothing seems worth doing. I just want to lie in bed shut down and convince myself this did not happen.
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