Posted by nicky847 on January 5, 2004, at 16:21:21
In reply to A Really black day , posted by Cajunbelle on January 5, 2004, at 15:59:28
Hi Cajunbelle-
I think most people would feel a bit down given your recent life events Lexapro or no Lexapro!Don't have any answers for you but can say for sure that uncertainty is what keeps life interesting and offers hope..its possible your son may learn his lesson from getting a dui, and its better he learn now than later in life..and its also possible that you will find a new therapist who is just as helpful if not more so than the one you have now...one thing none of us can do is predict the future..all any of us can do is the wait and see..and do the best we can..
hope life eases up on you soon..
nick
> Just felt the need to post..Not sure about what.I feel so overwhelmed with the need to cry.Days like this I cant help but wonder "Is the Lexapro really working"? My 18 yr old son was arrested this weekend and charged with a dui...My therapist that I have been seeing for the past 12 yrs just informed me that she is retiring next month...She has been my safety net through the hardest moments of my life..now what? at this moment I feel that I have no control over anything in my life and Im so afraid. God I hate feeling this way. I just need someone to vent to, someone to listen and really hear what I am saying.The weather here is dark,grey,and gloomey,and I know that has an effect on the way I feel.I am so thankful to have found this bored..A place where I can come to and express what I am feeling without the risk of being judged or ridiculed..Thanks everyone for helping in giving us all this special place :)
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> Cajunbelle
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