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Old Nov 08, 2014, 07:30 AM
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I know we are all feel scared a lot of the time.
I'm near the end of DBT and I'm scared of letting go. I don't want to lose the support. I feel as scared of life and I'm still as desperate as ever to somehow stop my pain. I feel guilty for still feeling this way. I feel like nothing can or will ever help me. I'm trying to be positive and to think of even tiny things that DBT has helped me with. I want to be grateful. I'll keep trying.

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Old Nov 08, 2014, 09:55 AM
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I think theres a triumph in finding things to be grateful for Jean.. particularly when tempted to fall into despair at life or when things seem stacked up against you.

Sorry you're feeling scared and worried about the future. Yep, I suppose we all get scared at times. I try to just deal with the issues of the day when i'm feeling particularly dark or worried. Chewing over what might happen in the future especially when your mood is likely to put a negative spin on everything is just torturous.. though we are all prone to do that for some insane reason. Bringing the mind back home to the now is probably the best (secular) advice i've ever been given. Are you able to do that?
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