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Since June 2005, I had a T, at least 10. After years of wondering what will break the spell of depression, anxiety, and dissociations I finally get momentum towards recovery. It's only taken 15 years!
I had a session today, and we talked about putting out fires. And even self-sabotage by putting more matches in the kindling. An interesting metaphor for what is happening. Fire #1: my education to become a counselor and the comment, Is now the right time to finish the degree and can you handle the cases that are in the future Fire #2: my feelings and lack of relationship with my dad. There is so much that we discussed it's hard to remember. Shame had been a big trigger for both fires. I also finished a Connections group from Brene Brown's work. Now tonight I don't want to sleep, because the fires are burning and I'm afraid. I'm trying to sit with the fear, but o find myself wanting to hide or run. Oh and I keep making mistakes. I'm distracted by everything I do. I need peace. |
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Hi Puzzclar,
My English is not very good but I find your feelings to be very understandable. I believe I would feel similar to what you are feeling if I was experiencing the same things you are experiencing. The human brain is so enigmatic. It seems to have a mind of its own sometimes and can trouble or oppress us. I wish I knew what to say to help you find some much needed peace, but sadly I lack such insight and wisdom. I do very much hope that you find the tranquility you both need and deserve! -- Yaowen |
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