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I did it. I fired her.

Posted by crushedout on November 15, 2004, at 19:23:18

I just did it in an email. I don't feel anything. I'm not crying. I feel pretty numb. I hope that wasn't too impulsive.

It was right after my session with the new T and we sort of figured out this was probably what I wanted to do. It wasn't exactly final. Well, here is what I wrote:

"Hi [Ellen],

"I've decided it's not a good idea for me to see you this week. I'm not sure what else to say. I don't really expect you to hold my appointments for me indefinitely, and at this point, I honestly think it's unlikely I will be coming back. Ideally, I would like to have more time to sort through things before making that decision, but I don't want to leave you hanging, so please do whatever you need to.

"I thank you so much for everything you've given me over the past two and a half years. I hope I can, at some point, thank you more fully and share with you what has brought me to this point. I think you deserve an explanation. I just need to take care of myself right now and can't focus on offering you one. I'm sorry.

"All my best,

[crushedout]"

And then I just basically hit "send" and that was it. And then I wrote this post. And there you have it. It's done. I wish I knew what I was feeling. Is this going to hit me later?

I have another appointment with the new T on Thursday.


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