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I've been spending quite a lot of time with my parents recently. I've been visiting and staying over for one or more nights every week since I've told them about my trauma and other struggles. Suddenly, I no longer procrastinate my visits to them, but instead come over much more often. I feel much more at home when I'm with them than when I'm at my own place. And it's made me realize once again how terribly I've missed them.
My parents were going to separate events tonight, but my dad asked me if I'd prefer he'd stay. I did, but I didn't want to keep him from having a good time. Turned out he didn't feel like going out anyway :) It was really nice to spend some quality time together with him.
I had quite a confronting therapy session yesterday, after an already confronting conversation with the university dean. I cannot achieve the same things I used to before the trauma. I cannot do two studies at once, I can barely even do one. I can't take extra courses or start studying at the last minute, or get high grades for anything. I want to do so many things, but I must keep in mind that right now my mind is not capable of all of them. And that really really hurts.
But there's some good news this week: I've planned my first ever appointment with a masseuse this week. I have always had hightened muscle tension throughout my whole body and I feel really stiff in my back, shoulders and neck and get those stress induced headaches. I'm a little scared, but also really excited. I've made sure it's a safe place with experienced people (not the 10 dollars plus a happy ending kind of place) and that I will get the massage from a woman. Can't wait to find out what it feels like to have a professional massage!
My parents were going to separate events tonight, but my dad asked me if I'd prefer he'd stay. I did, but I didn't want to keep him from having a good time. Turned out he didn't feel like going out anyway :) It was really nice to spend some quality time together with him.
I had quite a confronting therapy session yesterday, after an already confronting conversation with the university dean. I cannot achieve the same things I used to before the trauma. I cannot do two studies at once, I can barely even do one. I can't take extra courses or start studying at the last minute, or get high grades for anything. I want to do so many things, but I must keep in mind that right now my mind is not capable of all of them. And that really really hurts.
But there's some good news this week: I've planned my first ever appointment with a masseuse this week. I have always had hightened muscle tension throughout my whole body and I feel really stiff in my back, shoulders and neck and get those stress induced headaches. I'm a little scared, but also really excited. I've made sure it's a safe place with experienced people (not the 10 dollars plus a happy ending kind of place) and that I will get the massage from a woman. Can't wait to find out what it feels like to have a professional massage!