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Default Jan 21, 2020 at 02:06 PM
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I'm getting a headache today. I fear it might be a migraine. I had a really bad migraine on Sunday. I feel sad today. And I feel self-destructive. Pastor T says that isn't a feeling, that is is anxiety instead. No, I don't think so.
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Meeting with Pastor T went okay last night. I told him how I was feeling nothing. He was like, you mean numb, I was like, no nothing. I had felt so many intense emotions over the past five days that I was drained. There was no emotions in me. He seemed like he was afraid of pushing me over the edge. He kept asking me if I wanted to stop. We kept it kind of light. He wants me to reach out more, like IRL. Like in person, or on the phone. He thinks I am too isolated. He says isolation is not my friend. My head hurts so I want to hit it. I didn't want to get up today. I didn't want to go to work today. But I did. Found out the owner's Mom has cancer. I feel sad about that. My Dad had cancer, luckily he beat it, but still. Scary and hard to go through. I wish I could escape me for a while. HUGS all, Kit

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