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Wow. Interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI can so relate to so much of what he has to say. He might as well been reading my life story!
ReplyDeleteI agree - wow. This is so logical and practical, how come I never heard the process put like this? I was on anti-depressants for years. I was totally dissociated. Happy as a clam. Fat, sleeping 12 hours a day, having no feelings. My doctors would have kept me on these meds forever, because they considered me "cured". But when I went off the meds, surprise!, the problems are still there. Even now, my therapist has suggested things like, "Diluting my feelings." What's wrong with just feeling my feelings? I'm looking forward to reading this guy's website. Thank you for posting this.
ReplyDeleteThis is great stuff...honestly the "years" I spent mostly dissociative are the times I was "happiest" and felt most successful...where dissociation ends - depression begins. it was when I could no longer outrun it, sweep it under the rug - that's when I fell down and couldn't get back up. I've yet to find the blissful part...
ReplyDeleteHow interesting. It certainly validates my feeling that I have a ways to go yet. Lots to think about. I can see how my t thinks I'm 'better'. Not.
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