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  oneisplural (09/21/09)
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  Liz65 (09/15/09)

  If you can send me the DBT diary card. I will be very grateful. Have a great night.take care.HUGS
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  mistressmaxie (09/05/09)

  thanx for ur message:) im ok there just making me feel dizzy and sick... and tired so b4 there making me better there making me feel worse bt b4 all it doesnt help workin full time either i guess... how r u?
  
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  dancinglady (08/27/09)

  Hey look at the new icons. Do men really like chocolate?? HAHAHAHAHAHA
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  inaparalleluniverse (08/18/09)

  Sometimes it the small things that get us through. Try not to look at the bigger things, it can be overwhelming at times. Find comfort in the things people take for granted. I find it pretty cool that my dog likes me enough to want to hang out with me. I know right, I need to raise my standards..haha. But you've got the idea. Enjoy the those things, they won't be there forever..have a good day! Amy
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  inaparalleluniverse (08/17/09)

  Positive things? Well, I have a great boyfriend, hardworking, patient and very loving. I have a Wii system, that's frankly kicking my ass all over the place...haha. I have a year left for my second degree in college...Ultrasound. I passed summer Sonography Physics with a B...let me tell you, that brings me such joy. I try and take one day at a time. To think about too many stresses me out and makes me sad. I try and pull a positive out of the worst situations...not always easy but I try. I have a new friend, you, so that's always a positive. I know what you are talking about with it being emotionally draining. It sucks, yet, at the same time, it's good. You are working at getting out whatever you have hiding inside. I find crying sometimes, just feels good. Not always but sometimes. How about you? What makes you smile?
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  inaparalleluniverse (08/15/09)

  It's never easy, especially when we have sort of trained ourselves to expect the worst...boy don't I know it. Whenever anyone says something positive, I think-'What do you want from me?'. I guess what I do is, take a deep breath, and try to hear what they are saying underneath. I mean, I try and take away what I can learn from the experience. FYI, if you feel like crap afterwards, perhaps you should find another group? I'm pretty sure you should feel somewhat better after being in group therapy right? I try and find the good or positive out of most experiences, even if it's just a small one. Like my exboyfriend. I was with him for 8 years. He wasn't a bad person, well, he cheated on me (he doesn't think I know) however, he never hit me or verbally abused me. He was a hard worker, kind and strong mentally. But he lacked the emotional connection every woman needs. When I broke up with him, I was determined, no matter what he said or did, I wasn't going to be angry or petty. I just wanted to move on with my life. He was mean to me, at first, because I rejected him. However, after time, he realized it was the best decision for both of us. We were not compatible. He's married now to a great girl and I have a wonderful boyfriend that I adore! My positive for him? I learned so much about myself, relationships, roofing, drywalling, fixing cars, lots of stuff that I would have not learned if it wasn't for him. We are still friends. In fact, he fixes my car still. (he's a mechanic) I find peace knowing that I made the right choice by pulling a positive out of that. I hope my story helped somewhat? Thanks for listening anyway:) Amy
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  inpainincanada (06/04/09)

  thankl you for your reply to my post. hugs from me.
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  livin4thefuture (05/29/09)

  thanks for the thoughts and prayers.
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  sue45 (05/27/09)

  It was not your fault. You were a child, and all children are vulnerable. That doesn't make them the cause of their abuse.

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