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Old Jan 09, 2018, 09:46 PM
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Someone we care for was attempting to end their life a few days ago, but thankfully they were caught in time and prevented on carrying it through. But, now I AM terribly upset about it! My therapist is out on Medical Leave and only working part time. I am feeling like I'm caught in the rapids and going down stream.

At first I was shocked, but now I am really angry! Needing to talk, but my spouse prevents me ( he was the one who caught the person) and is busy processing his share and doesn't want to be bothered by my issues. So I am a wreck! I already have ptsd which is not being managed and now this, it is too much!!!

I came here looking for someone with knowledge of these things, but feel completely lost! Is this the right place!?!?! If not then where?
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Old Jan 10, 2018, 05:47 AM
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You are in the right place Gentle Lamb, that's for sure and I really understand how hard is to deal with PTSD, for me it's a sort of heavy cross to carry daily, but I refuse to lose hope.

IMO and if I were in your situation, I would search a new psychotherapist who can offer me all the support during the time of distress https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists
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Old Jan 10, 2018, 09:41 AM
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I'm so happy your significant person was rescued from themselves. I can imagine that has a huge impact on your sense of reality. It's a pretty big deal. I'm sorry you're going through it. I dated someone who shockingly committed suicide a short time later and it totally threw me. My father committed suicide when I was about 23 y.o. I was so overcome by grief the suicide aspect didn't seem to matter at the time, though it haunted me later and there was a period of anger about it. In any case the experience can bring up a lot. I hope it helps you being here, but I think you need a real person to speak to face to face that's not your husband. I hope you can.
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