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Re: Preverbal pain, includes possible trigger » gardenergirl

Posted by littleone on November 21, 2004, at 21:18:31

In reply to Preverbal pain, includes possible trigger, posted by gardenergirl on November 21, 2004, at 12:58:49

>The hardest part is that I just didn't have any words or memories or thoughts to go with it. It was just pure pain. God, that's scary. The only word that came to me at all was "sorrow" but that seemed so inadequate.
>
> Sigh, how does anyone else deal with what you can't explain or even name?

Hi gardenergirl. I'm sorry you had to deal with all that. It must have been terrible.

Re your comments above, (and you probably know all this already being a T in training), but instead of trying to verbalise your pain, perhaps you could draw it instead. Sometimes even a big black harsh scribble can convey so much more than words.

Was it Daisym who did the art therapy some time back? Sorry, can't remember. But maybe something like that could be useful for you to utilise at the moment. Not with a separate T, but taking the stuff into your current T.

I hope your crying helped relieve some of your pain.

 

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