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After T's recovery from a stroke last year, I decided to get serious about therapy before he had the next one. I had already killed him off a thousand times in my head for abandoning me to his illness. "How could you do this to me," I wailed into my pillow. It seems logic goes amiss in such circumstances.

In my haste to speed up therapy I tried shoving aside what I thought was irrelevant to it. I didn't want to talk about work or any other today stuff going on with me. It didn't work. All I ended up doing was walking into walls (literally) from holding down suppressed anger that needed venting.

Emotion never listens to logic.


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Thanks for saying this, muff. My fear of T's retirement (as yet unknown) lit a fire under me, and I tried to fast-forward my pace to deal with CSA issues. Big mistake. Not only did I push far past my comfort zone, thereby retraumatizing myself, but T jumped on board and wants to keep on pushing. Major rupture, no repair in sight. Don't know what to do, but emotion says I can't continue this way, and logic says I must. Confused

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