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Hi there,
I have just noticed your post dated from so long ago! I am sorry it has taken so long for you to receive any kind of reply. Sometimes posts slip through the system somehow, that must have happened to you.
I hope you haven't given up on BB because it has taken a while to receive a reply!
I am so very sorry to read your story. You certainly have had quite a battle on your hands.
Regarding the man who stalked you, can you contact the police and find out if there is anything you can do about this man" I don't have any experience in this sort of thing, but can you take out a restraining order or something to ensure he can't get near you?
The psychologist will be able to help you and give you advice on how to do and think differently. Please don't think that any of those names you were called as a child have anything to do with who you are, not then, nor now. They are cruel words other people used so they could feel they had power over you.
To overcome a fear, I believe you have to look at it, consider it and decide if it is real or not. Hopefully the psyc will be able to help you with that.
Just a thought here, there are men out there who are afraid of women and have no idea how to feel around a woman. You have had a terrible experience being stalked, but that doesn't mean all men think of you in a distorted way.
Once again I am sorry you had to wait so long for a reply! It is totally not about you, but it is about a lot of posts coming in and yours was unfortunately pushed back further before it was noticed.
Tell yourself that you are a beautiful person, inside and out and that you are deserve to feel safe in your home and in the world.
Thinking of you, from Mrs. Dools
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dear Guest, thanks for checking your post.It's been a real struggle for you which I'm so sorry for you, and I know that the police won't do anything until a crime has been committed, which doesn't help people like you, because really they should be treated just like other people who do shameful acts on children, it's in their brain.
I was also called the fat kid at state school, yet my twin was always a skinny kid, I have no regrets what's so ever about this, as I wouldn't wish any harm on him as I love him, he's the one who has ESP on me but not me.
Sorry I have to go as someone has knocked on the door, and hopefully I will remember to pick up tomorrow, but I do relate to your comment, and if by any chance I don't then please reply again as it will put your comment back on page one. Geoff.
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Hi there,
I am so pleased you hung around to see if anyone would reply to you. My goodness, what a life you have had! And I thought parts of my life sucked!
I'm wishing you well with the psychologist tomorrow, and I do so hope she will listen to you and is able to help you.
Even if you do start freaking out, you won't be wasting her time at all, she will be able to see just how much life has/is affecting you. I hope you can be honest with her and let her know how you are feeling about everything.
Hopefully talking about all your issues will help to reduce their impact on you a little. I hope the psych can give you ideas on how you can help yourself more as well.
I'm sorry to read you don't think the Police will help you out much. I have had little to do with police so can't offer any advice that way.
The nightmares must be horrible. Especially if they remind you of the horrid things that have happened to you. I wish I had an answer as to how to turn them off so to speak so they don't bother you anymore.
Have you tried listening to calming music before you go to bed to get you mind in a chilled out mood? I don't know if that would help. Or read a comical book maybe?
It could be something else you chat to the psychologist about down the track.
I'm really interested in finding out how you get on with your appointment if you want to share.
Wishing you all the best for the appointment, from Mrs. Dools
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Hi Dougal,
I'm going off on a tangent here, away from Suffocating Thoughts post. I also wanted to comment on how comforting and reassuring it can be to know that people care enough to comment, offer advice and try to show understanding through their replies to posts.
Sometimes our family members and friends are tied up with their own lives and don't always noticed when others are struggling or having a rough time.
I hope you are able to find the care, acceptance and welcome you need through this forum.
Cheers for now, From Mrs. Dools.
p.s. Apologies to you Suffocating Thoughts for "hijacking" your post!
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