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Old Jun 14, 2013, 01:01 PM
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Okay I have a somewhat different take on this and I may be way off base.

Perhaps your T was trying to reassure you that your SI scars weren't that bad as a way of normalizing or even being hopeful for you. It sounds like if you had to rip your tights to show her your thighs, she might have been worried that they were going to be very severe and was happy that they weren't. I know when I was going through all the IVF stuff my T had a hard time with any SI. His thing was that if the doctors saw evidence that I was actively engaging in that sort of behavior that they may decide that I am not stable enough to go through IVF. It may seem unfair but in a way it was true. If someone is going through this very challenging process to try to have a child then it is in everyones best interest to make sure that the parents to be are healthy and stable. It is also less likely for the IVF procedure to be successful if the woman isn't physically(ED?) healthy and emotionally healthy. Stress is hard on the body and if someone is struggling that much with their day to day life that they need to SI, then adding in all of the treatments and then a possible pregnancy are going to be adding additional stress, which might be a problem.

Sorry, my point was that perhaps when she saw the SI scars they didn't look bad enough to cause the doctors to question your stability to go through the procedures.
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Old Jun 14, 2013, 01:02 PM
Mapleton Mapleton is offline
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Thank you so much. I'm tearing myself in half. Husband wants to speak to her and complain

I haven't slept for 3 nights now and he's upset I've recently got medication for anxiety from my gp thursday which this rupture was the last straw (Haven't started taking the tablets yet)

Thank you for your comment, it means a lot that you have shared and understand. xxxx

I know the feeling of being torn in half, and utter restlessness.

After some issues with abandonment in therapy I'm intending to address those feelings before the therapy really begins... so I can preempt the feeling.

I'm sorry you're feeling this way. I hope it feels better, gets better and you get what you need... soon.
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Old Jun 14, 2013, 06:35 PM
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My T used to always follow up; she likes to talk.

She has suddenly turned tough and angry - exactly like my father was and it scares me. Shes know all about him so I don't know why she's invalidating me like my dad did - it just hurts.

It was seeing the marks/scars on my wrist and legs that REALLY set me off. I actually had to rip my tights to show her. The way she reacted just froze me, I felt like a 'victim' showing her my thighs - an area my husband doesn't even see. She said they hardly looked bad and commented she thought they'd be worse. First of all, my scars are all over my body and secondly, I know I'm stupid (like she said.) She reacted so unprofessionally with no empathy.

There isn't a space to talk - as soon I get emotional during the psychotherapy bit she tells me to lie down on the coach and does the body biodynamic massage bit.



Thank you for your answer though - I have taken everything you said on board. x
I know I wanted Madame T to respond in a certain way and I felt betrayed when she didn't. There really is only one right answer and you blew it T!
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Old Jun 17, 2013, 07:26 AM
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Okay I have a somewhat different take on this and I may be way off base.

Perhaps your T was trying to reassure you that your SI scars weren't that bad as a way of normalizing or even being hopeful for you. It sounds like if you had to rip your tights to show her your thighs, she might have been worried that they were going to be very severe and was happy that they weren't. I know when I was going through all the IVF stuff my T had a hard time with any SI. His thing was that if the doctors saw evidence that I was actively engaging in that sort of behavior that they may decide that I am not stable enough to go through IVF. It may seem unfair but in a way it was true.

Sorry, my point was that perhaps when she saw the SI scars they didn't look bad enough to cause the doctors to question your stability to go through the procedures.
Thank you - this indeed may have been the case. I really appreciate your angle and thoughts. I think it was because she called me stupid that it upset me - especially how vulnerable I felt at the time.
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Old Jun 17, 2013, 09:32 AM
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Thank you - this indeed may have been the case. I really appreciate your angle and thoughts. I think it was because she called me stupid that it upset me - especially how vulnerable I felt at the time.

I think I would have problems being called stupid too. I'm sorry to hear she called you that, particularly while you were being very vulnerable. It sounds like it was very discounting of your feelings, even if she wasn't as bothered by them as you are. Is that it?
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