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Posted by Miller on February 17, 2003, at 22:02:25
having an on-line arguement with your on-line shrink?? Urrrgggg!!!!
-Miller
Posted by Dinah on February 17, 2003, at 22:10:37
In reply to What is more frustrating than..., posted by Miller on February 17, 2003, at 22:02:25
You're right. Arguments are much more satisfying in person. Is it a serious argument? Are you ok?
Posted by Miller on February 17, 2003, at 23:46:29
In reply to Re: What is more frustrating than... » Miller, posted by Dinah on February 17, 2003, at 22:10:37
Dinah,
You are so sweet to me. No, it is not serious. I am ok. I think there is some transference I am sending his way. Since I don't feel free to get angry at anyone else, he is getting it!
Anyway, I will be fine. I hate trying to get well. It sucks.
-Miller
Posted by Dinah on February 18, 2003, at 0:31:36
In reply to Re: What is more frustrating than... » Dinah, posted by Miller on February 17, 2003, at 23:46:29
Chuckle. I do that with my therapist too.
I was once talking to him about my therapy experience as a teen. I told him I didn't get anything accomplished because I was so angry at having to go to a therapist and my parents not understanding. My therapist says that that *was* something. That having someone to displace some of my anger at my parents on helped me live with them better.
Posted by kara lynne on February 18, 2003, at 1:09:50
In reply to What is more frustrating than..., posted by Miller on February 17, 2003, at 22:02:25
Miller, you have an on line therapist? Does that work for you? (not at the moment I guess.) I could use a good therapist; right now I just see my med doc (tomorrow as a matter of fact, so we can sit around discussing meds that aren't available that won't work). I was wondering how you were doing. I think I read a post that you've gone through a pretty harrowing time recently. You're just moving right along-- I'm inspired by your being here.
Posted by Miller on February 18, 2003, at 8:54:11
In reply to Re: What is more frustrating than..., posted by kara lynne on February 18, 2003, at 1:09:50
As a matter of fact, I have lost the arguement. However, the good news is that I have been reassured (and feel comforted by) that he will see me through all of this. So, for once in my life, my anger had a positive result.
Yes, Kara this has been a huge blessing for me. His practice is not an online practice but somehow he was able to see my frustration at the psychologist I was seeing at the time. I have made HUGE strides towards self honesty. I am hoping it will lead to stronger self esteem, less anger, and prevent me from continuing to hurt myself. (I had a couple of serious suicide attempts since December.)
At this point, I am a true believer in "whatever works". My on-line shrink has reminded me of the Faith in God I used to have, the person I want to be, and has made me face the fact that I wasn't born evil.
Good luck in your search. Keep an open mind and look at all the possibilities.
Dinah, I hope you are able to take a nap. Can't you stop working for a few hours?
-Miller
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