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This sounds a little like what my therapist said to me last week - after I arrived, slumped down on th...
That is what I meant. Sometimes we all get to a point when our brains are so fried we just can't face another day. At least it feels like that. My therapist encouraged me last night to try to verbalize by email, talk... whatever and to whomever "gets it". @recoveringfromptsd I think you're identifying with this. Another couple of days have gone by and you made it. Felt like the pit of hell, but here you are. I was told just yesterday that when I become too overwhelmed by everything, try to verbalize it...well here I am.
I can't even begin to process it all, so why should I? I need to sleep, so I do. I need a hot drink, I go get one. The last thing I need is to push myself into heavy homework and jobs. I just can't do it. I need to pay attention to my limitations and do only what helps me to be me. That's what I mean by therapy bedrest.
I really think you would benefit from it as well. Doesn't make the imagery go away, but you don't have to focus on the things you NEED to be doing.
Does that make sense?