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Thinking this morning I'm not sure how to just face forward. I feel like so much of who I am is the person that I became after marrying D.

The person I thought he was taught me so many things, about life, love, fun, computers. Just about everything. I feel he is still a part of me, but he is gone and I am not sure how to address those feelings. It is like a part of me died and I am not totally sure how to go forward without her.

Sometimes I wonder if any of what I shared of my life with him still feels like it is a part of him? Something I will never know, but wonder.

Tonight there are nine of us going to Actors Theatre to see, 'A Tuna Christmas'. I don't really feel like going but the tickets are bought and M is really looking forward to it so no way would I back out. Besides I will probably enjoy it once I am there.

Then this Sunday is the party that was supposed to be getting back into seeing friends again for me. I planned this before the mess this past weekend and I am not really in a party mood but M talked me out of canceling saying it would be a good distraction for me.

Just seems lots going on in my life right now and I am struggling to focus and keep it all balanced and going in the right direction. I am also not thinking too clearly this week so shouldn't make too many decisions!


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Pam -
just stopping by to point out that these feelings are coinciding with you decreasing the Zoloft - I really just don't think you are ready to be off it yet.

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Good morning Pam - I am sorry but I have not been following your thread lately but did want to pop in and and say Hi and to let you know that you and all the other friends I have here on the BB are still in my prayers.

Keep smiling and have fun at the Tuna thing.


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Ellie,

Is a psychologist the only type of counselor that is able to prescribe medication?

I am planning to talk with the lady I see next week, but I know she isn't a psychologist.

I have another 3 months worth of it that I got when D asked if I had checked on rather the insurance would still cover it. I went ahead and did the mail order and they sent me 3 months at a time. By the end of that time possibly I could afford a few more months to try stepping it down again.


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In my state, only Psychiatrists and other MDs (and DOs)can prescribe, but psychologists do have prescribing rights in some states I think. I don't believe any other kind of counselor could prescribe - but your family physician could refill your meds on your therapist's recommendation - most would do that.

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Hi Pam

I hope you have a lovely Thanksgiving Weekend, Hope your party goes really well, and I hope you have LOTS to be thankful for!

Time to notice that the glass is half full, what??

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Hi Ellie,

Thank you for all the advice on the meds.

I am scheduled to talk to a lady that sounds very nice this coming Tuesday and am actually looking forward to it to see if it will help me just untangle a few of the things that seem confussing in my head.


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Quote:

Time to notice that the glass is half full, what??



I believe you may be right! The problem is keeping the regrets and sad thoughts away or processing them on through quickly and not letting them settle in.

I guess I need to tell them my new house doesn't have the room for them that PK did!

Taking a break from cleaning and organizing!

But I am not as stressed as I used to get about having people over. Maybe I no longer feel so strongly that everything has to be perfect and that I have to prove myself to people. They will either like it or not. I don't mean I am not putting some work and thought into it but not the same stress as I did in the past. Let's hope that carries through tomorrow!!!


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Quote:

How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives. Annie Dillard


Swipped this from Slowly's new thread as I believe I should remind myself of this each day!


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Hi Odga,

Thank you for the prayers and well wishes so much.

I am trying to remember to "keep smiling"!


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