Posted by zenhussy on January 7, 2006, at 16:24:09
In reply to Re: A sense of foreboding (too long) » crushedout, posted by mair on January 1, 2006, at 18:26:09
> I'm sorry this is happening to you too. After awhile, it becomes very difficult to accurately quantify the positive impact of a medication - how can you know how you'd do without it, when you've been on it for so long that you can't remember how you managed before? I feel a little of the same way about therapy. I don't know how I'd do without it. But everything about therapy carries with it such an emotional punch - right down to the detail of how you pay for it and how you justify the expense. So even if I resolve not to quit, the notion of continuing without insurance still looks dangerous and risky.
> mairMair,
we're still prodding the brain into response here but after reading this our first thought is it would be dangerous and risky to not continue based on what you've shared over the years.
going to print out your first post (reading on the monitor just ain't happenin' right now) and mull it over.
we'll warn you now that our next post will most likely be in support of your continuing therapy and possible ways of going about that or of reframing how you think about it.
we tell ya the truth because you are worth it and you do matter, you count, you're important and we'd be mighty lost w/o ya around.
fondly
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