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Posted by messadivoce on December 15, 2004, at 20:20:17
I have my last session before Christmas break tomorrow. I sure hope it's a good one. Last week's so was so rough. My new T is not very sensitive sometimes. She kind of beats me over the head with painful truths about myself. Well, it seems like that because my old T was so gentle. I'm probably remembering it to be a lot worse than it was. But I still wish I could just skip it.
I am going to bring the letter I wrote my old T and if the moment's right, I'll read it to her. It would feel funny if she read it out loud in front of me. She has some of the old e-mails I sent my T and when she reads them out loud in front of me it really hate it. Why is that?
I'm glad to say that for the past week I haven't been in as much agony about my old T. I have been busy with finals, it's true. But I think all that crying last week helped a lot, although it sure feels sucky while it's happening.
I hope everyone here is doing alright. Thanks for reading my ramblings.
Posted by Emily Elizabeth on December 15, 2004, at 21:43:03
In reply to Session tomorrow, feeling icky, posted by messadivoce on December 15, 2004, at 20:20:17
First, I want to say good luck w/ you session tomorrow. Secondly, I wanted to suggest that you read the letter to your T. It is likely to be less icky than listening to her read it. In the past when I have had letters that I brought in, I have read them aloud to my T. Just a thought.
EE
Posted by Dinah on December 17, 2004, at 14:09:37
In reply to Session tomorrow, feeling icky, posted by messadivoce on December 15, 2004, at 20:20:17
I'm so grateful my therapist is only taking one day a week for Christmas/New Years. I really need him this year.
My therapist used to make me read my letters to him aloud. It really was different from writing it.
Have you had your session? How did it go?
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