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Aug 01, 2005, 02:40 PM
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I feel so humdrum right now. I just don't have any emotion. Has anybody ever felt like that? I used to have all sorts of emotions all of the time, but now...I am just an existance on this planet.
I finally got with my counselor the other day. I only see him once a month during the summer, because of our schedules never matching up. I told him of my triumph over the hospital, and the nurse that stripped searched me in front of a security camera. He was very proud of me, and impressed that I stood my ground, and filed charges. Because of this, I am thinking that I am just about ready to quit counseling. I know I still have a lot of things to work on, but I don't think going to counseling will or will not help me with these things. It is up to me to do the work. I know the counseling stuff, I just have to apply it all. Does this make sence? I guess I am just thinking that there is a point in counseling, that you have to quit being dependant on the counselor to tell you the answers, and do it yourself. I wish I could quit with the stipulation that if I needed him, I could turn to him. Well I just want to let you all know that I am alive. Love to you all bren
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Aug 01, 2005, 02:51 PM
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Aug 01, 2005, 10:22 PM
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well now, you might still need to go see him one a month, like I do.. dont quite cold turkey,, keep going, you may still need him. do what you think is best too..
But always remember he is there for you, to help you, we can not always do this deperssion thing on our own.. I have tired before and it tore me apart on the inside made me into somehting I did not like.. Keep the sessoins, going.. I do not know how long you have been going, but do not stop.. if he is helping at all, keep talking to him... it will work it self out in the long run..
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Aug 03, 2005, 10:16 AM
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Keep going to counseling. You and your counselor will agree when the time is right for there to be fewer sessions. Talk to him about this concern you have about quitting. Take care, Regie
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