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cjpfaz
cjpfaz
Just about to see her and do not want to talk to her about it. I know I need to and should because that uis why I cut myself twice right after seeing her on sat before ii had to go to work later. I feel like blowing her off and cutting myself. If I don't tell her I know I will cut. Have to go in in 3 minutes and dread it. 1 minute. ,,Shit. Do not want to talk. Time is up.
donnawanda
donnawanda
I hope you will tell her. Please let us know how it went.
LoveAlice
LoveAlice
I hope it is going okay... yeah let us know how it went.

That sucks. Maybe you should switch therapists?
LeoX3
LeoX3
Let us know how you are:-)
Community Leadermujicaptsd
mujicaptsd
Yeah, if possible it would be good for the therapist to know that a session actually led to more stress and the desire to cut. That way you might have a chance to have the therapist turn things back around, so you leave feeling less like cutting, not more. Glad you shared here so we could support you. Let us know how things go.
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