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Lil Red Robin Hood
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I think part of the reason the forum 'works' is that if someone has been here for a bit, they know what's been helpful themselves in the past, so get to pass that on, you know? The thing about going back and re-reading something is something I've done for awhile now, plus I have this handy-dandy thing in documents-cut and paste blurbs of stuff I've come across here which seemed really helpful or profound. I know I have no hope of remembering where the heck to find anything if I wish to see it again :) so save things like a PTSD packrat.
Jobs, parents, home- sometimes good to take a break from worries like you are for a day or so-spend time regrouping where it feels good like with the boyfriend, come back less fragmented and stronger. Sometimes I get to leave a lot of worries on my poor husband's chest, along with most of my mascara. :)
(((Anni)))
I will definitely be doing the cut and paste thing!! Thank you!! That's an excellent way to keep track of the things that help.
I got to spend most of the last few days with my boyfriend.
Decided tonight I will not let myself worry about anything. I let myself overload and suddenly it felt like my brain just decided it was too much. I know by tomorrow I will be worrying about everything again, but having a nice respite right now.
Thank you for your help blueangel, and for putting up with my questions! It's easier to talk to people on here because they have been through horrible things too. I've already seen a lot of people who had hard childhoods, suicides, etc. It helps to feel a connection, but is hard to see that they have had to go through these things too...
Hopefully, while I get better I can try to be supportive and maybe help somebody the way people here have helped me.
Hugs,
Robin