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To Him

G

gail2

Well-Known Member
Relationship to Diabetes
Type 2
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She/Her
get out of ## **** you did wot you did and i can never forgive you your are with me all the time ********* im not a victim im a survivor you**** AWAY ** ********* leave me now you will never win im the winner here it took me a long time to deal with it but i have now i cast you out of my life you mean nothing to me or those you hurt
yours a human being
Thankyou for letting me post just something i needed to get out of my system
im ok

Im ok
 
I always find it helpful to write/type how I am feeling. I personally find it easier than verbalising. What I do do though is write it down and then read it back to myself, out loud. Sometimes, it doesn't sound as horrible or negative as it felt in my mind. Other times, it does feel as awful as it sounded in my head but I have made progress in being able to articulate what I once couldn't. Virtual hugs to you @gail2 :care:
 
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