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They say there are stages of grief for almost everything! Wandering if others feel stuck in the cycle! Anger, bitter, sad, confused, lonely, I could go on... Wishing I could talk about the abuse I sustained with my parents. Every time I start to talk about it with my Therapist I clam up! I keep hearing my mothers voice telling me family problems stay in the family! No need to discuss your trash!! I can not hate my mother. I loved her because she was my mom. I have strong dislike for her because of the S.M. And Phy. abuse sustained by her and my step dad. With time I hope to find peace in my heart.
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Hello, Timeforhelp. Are you able to write out what you are feeling? A print of your post is something your therapist might appreciate. If you cannot talk about it, writing about what you feel and sharing with your therapist could well lead to achieving some of your goals in therapy.
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Hi Timeforhelp
As glok suggested, is writing about your feelings something you can give a go? thinking of you
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"...sometimes the only way to see the light at the end of the tunnel, is to crawl through the mud in darkness." ~ Rachel Reiland - get me out of here ~ |
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If you can manage it,try the empty chair technique.
Where you imagine parent in empty chair opposite you,and proceed to unload to them how you feel. It can be very therapeutic. |
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