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Old Jul 13, 2003, 04:18 PM
cryingchild cryingchild is offline
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BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF.

1. Why do I feel the need to hurt myself?
What has brought me to this point?

2. Have I been there before? What did I do to deal with it? How did I feel then?

3. What have I done to ease this discomfort so far? What else can I do that won't hurt me?

4. How do I feel right now?

5. How will I feel when I am hurting myself?

6. How will I feel after hurting myself?
How will I feel tomorrow morning?

7. Can I avoid this stressor (that brought me to this point) or deal with it better in the future?

8. Do I need to hurt myself


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Old Jul 13, 2003, 07:35 PM
Zenobia Zenobia is offline
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Of all the questions I think number 3 is the most important. What have I done to ease my discomfort so far? I think if I could get that question to the front of my brain it would remind me that there are other things I could do.
Carrie

<font color=blue>The important thing is this: to be able at any momeent to sacrifice what we are for what we could become.--Charles Du Bos
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