just kinda here
Making changes.
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Thank you and it does. I know I can bounce back and get on top again, but yeah, sometimes having everything bottled up holds me back. I have a lifetime of hurt and anger bottled up that I didnt even realize I had until recently and I have never gotten it out.
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Originally Posted by mecanix 
When i got sober i decided to give my sober life a chance for at least as long as the drunken one before making any conclusions . Got another 18 years to go ... 
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It is a difficult name you have chosen, insignificant – I do not like to use it.
It is a hard place you are at right now, I do hope you will find the strength to get through it.
And welcome to SR.
It is a hard place you are at right now, I do hope you will find the strength to get through it.
And welcome to SR.
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Originally Posted by soberhawk
It is a difficult name you have chosen, insignificant – I do not like to use it.
It is a hard place you are at right now, I do hope you will find the strength to get through it.
And welcome to SR.
It is a hard place you are at right now, I do hope you will find the strength to get through it.
And welcome to SR.
How about... IAMSIGNIFICANT...
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I'm going to call you by your by-line instead. Making Changes.
So, MC
, I feel compelled to suggest some sort of counseling to deal with the abuse and trauma. You've had more than your share. You appear to have some PTSD symptoms as well. Look up EMDR just as one idea. Something that worked for several people I know. They can recall the traumatic experiences and those memories no longer cause a flood of fear and painful emotions. Weird stuff, but interesting.
But do your homework on counselor/psychologists. In my humble opinion, half of them are more crazy than their patients. No offense to anyone in the field.
So, MC
, I feel compelled to suggest some sort of counseling to deal with the abuse and trauma. You've had more than your share. You appear to have some PTSD symptoms as well. Look up EMDR just as one idea. Something that worked for several people I know. They can recall the traumatic experiences and those memories no longer cause a flood of fear and painful emotions. Weird stuff, but interesting. But do your homework on counselor/psychologists. In my humble opinion, half of them are more crazy than their patients. No offense to anyone in the field.
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