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Default Jan 08, 2006 at 11:39 PM
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Is so strong. And so different this time. I had surgery last Wed and usually after such an event I have no urge for weeks.... I am deep in the pit and am having trouble distracting myself. I will go back to work tomorrow so I will be ok during the working hours but am worried about after work and after physical therapy..........

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Default Jan 08, 2006 at 11:42 PM
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(((((((((pooh_ac))))))))))) I know how hard it can be especially when you are by yourself. I hope that you find something other to do than si. PM me anytime if it will help. Please try and be safe.

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Default Jan 09, 2006 at 03:59 PM
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I agree that being alone, it gets harder to distract yourself. If you haven't read it yet, there is a thread "Things to do instead of hurting yourself" stickied to the top of the main Self Injury thread. It has a vast list of things to do to distract yourself, or try instead of si'ing. I hope you make it safely while you are alone.

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Default Jan 09, 2006 at 08:55 PM
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Please try to abstain from injuring yourself. Try to keep as busy as humanly possible. Most of all keep your hands busy! I don't care if you have to masturbate all night or pick up a pen and draw continuous circles all night...do it! As long as you keep your hands busy I think you'll do just fine!

Do you have a live journal? That may help, too. I have one and I journal in it when I'm struggling with cutting. Just go to www.livejournal.com to set one up. It's also free!

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Default Jan 09, 2006 at 09:49 PM
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Personally I journal here at PC, but journaling is good too (not to say masturbation can't be! lol) but it lets you gets your feelings out and sometimes lets you see patterns/triggers. =)

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