Originally Posted by ScottB
I'm fine with it, its not impacting my life at this time and I'm aware of it.

I'll take your word on that. We're of course 1,000,000 miles away--or next door? The Internet.

Originally Posted by ScottB
The conversation with her went very well; we stayed focused on my son the entire time.

Great, a productive conversation about your son's issue, without getting angry or blaming it on the D. That's definitely a step forward along the path to detachment.

Originally Posted by ScottB
I guess its like pulling the scab off of a healing wound. Its not nearly as intense as the initial cut but it does do damage.

It may never entirely go away, but as you say it'll morph from a gaping wound, to a scab, to a small scar. Glad you're at the "scab" phase already where it hurts a bit less than the "gaping wound" phase.