Had therapy with my T before heading into work today. It was good. Didn't dissociate, almost did but my T caught me before I slipped away. The only problem I had was staying with a train of thought. I literally forgot what I was saying in the middle of a sentence, told my T that my brain was slow. She asked if I started thinking about something else, which I didn't, I told her I just forgot what I was saying. She gave me a quick explanation of why I was saying before I trailed off and I was kind of able to finish the thought. I still had trouble completing the thought though, struggled to put together a coherent sentence.
My T said she was glad I wrote to her and told her that I appreciated her talking to the detectives. She said it was also helpful for her to talk to them, she could hear in the way they talked that they legitimately believed me and wish they could have done something more. She said that she could sense I felt more settled today than I have been, she's right, I do feel more settled and less on edge. She also said that she knows I understand she has a life outside of work and other clients, but that she does try to be as present as she can for me, and that she supports me in this.
She said she still thinks I made the right decision in moving into the city. She talked about when I move at the beginning of May to maybe use a postal outlet for mail so that I don't have to give out my new address to anyone other than those who absolutely need it. She also asked about shutting off GPS location services on my phone. She is trying to make sure that I feel as safe as possible, and that I am as safe as possible. She told me that sometimes she drives down where I live as a shortcut to the grocery store to see if she sees me walking my dog.
I told her that I started cutting again. She asked some questions about it, and thanked me for telling her.
As I was leaving my T said that if I wanted a hug that I would need to ask. So I did, I asked for a hug and she gave me one. She said I did better at remembering to breathe.