((BG)) woohoo!!

I'm glad your T acknowledged it also as something different and asked how it was. Do you think you will ever bring it back? I'm not a 'normal' therapy client either I have a teddy bear that lives at my Ts office she sets out for me every session. I brought him on a trip and thought i MIGHT not bring him back to her office but no.. I'm not at the "de-blanketing" phase of my therapy yet. Congratulations on your change (but it's okay to bring it back if you ever need, too!). I'm also happy you were able to be so deep and connected even despite the change.

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Like, I have a lot of responsibility but it doesn't overwhelm me anymore. Does that make sense?

Makes TOTAL sense - that's called balance! And you've found some!

Way to go BG!!!

(((((((((BG))))))))

Reading this and hearing your new found peace makes my heart happy! Just so awesome!



AG

Wow, this is HUGE!!! Makes me smile to read this.

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We're actually adopting a puppy, which is a really fun thing for my family right now. I haven't had a dog since I was a kid.

FYI - expecting update thread on this at some point!!! How exciting!

Great job!!

But what are we going to call you now, BG?? Blanketless girl?

(((BG)))

Great news. I hope your family enjoys the puppy. It is so nice to hear that you have been letting go of deep stuff and feeling the big changes in your life. You deserve it.

Hey BG that is a pretty significant accomplishment. You should be proud of yourself. Even if you decide you need it again at some point there is no harm in that.

How great that you are getting a puppy. I love dogs but they, unfortunately, do not fit into our life at this point. We are never home and it would be unfair to a dog. I know your kids will be in heaven. Hopefully they will also walk and clean up after the dog, LOL.

Let us know how it's going with the new family member.

TN

hi BG im new here but i can totally relate to this.i bring a stuffy every week to T.it helps ground me.my T even talks to it sometimes lol.

awsome with being able to leave it at home and have a great session but remember it is ok to want to bring it.