I hear that loud and clear! What do you think is the possibility that your therapist has never heard anything more disgusting than what you told her? If she works with trauma survivors she's got to have heard it all, don't you think? Maybe it's a sad situation because you don't sound safe with her right now. And dropping death hints I think they are trained to not react to that the same with cutting. None of my therapists react to my wounds which I interpret that they think I do it for attention. That is SO NOT why I cut. You know and I know what it's about. I'm the queen of self harm. But it is a signal that there is despair and deep, deep pain. I hope you can work things out with her. I'm really sensitive to subtle changes in my therapist. I think people with PTSD are very savvy with that. Anyway, sometimes I look at him and I think he has dissociated!! He gets a glazed look .in his eyes. Then I just get pissed off and leave. I'm paying him to take care of me and I resent that he isn't paying attention to me. Do you have the book "The Courage to Heal"? There's a lot of support in there regarding breaking silence and shame. You've got the healing pain, the temporary backslide from breaking silence because the outcome is never what we want it to be. I give you credit for dumping that story and I identify so much with you, you have no idea. It's like you're reading my mind.
You know with my worries about my pelvic pain and it took soooo long to calm down about that and then the pervert at work that I couldn't stand up to. My therapist was too blunt with me and didn't honor my inability to speak up to him.
I guess regardless of our best intentions, therapists are human and have quirks too. I can see your despair after you told her something horrific and she seems distant now. But the possibility still exists that it wasn't her intention to alienate you. This is the sort of situation that she should double up your sessions so you don't have to ruminate for a whole week.
I don't do anger well, so I won't comment on that except to say that depression is anger turned inward.