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<blockquote data-quote="Jena" data-source="post: 117203" data-attributes="member: 4514"><p>thank you so much to all of you. This i'd have to say has been the absolute worst experience we've ever had. thought my divorce was hard that was easy. knowing she's hurting and there's nothing i can do for her kills me and rips my heart out. i've managed to get her to sitter past few mornings to make it to my office and go and write to you guys :smile: lol....yet she has anxiety attacks there and i have to calm her down on the phone while i'm on the train. this morning was crazy too because her anxiety was so bad last night that she wet her bed which she hasn't done in while and the shower thing is always rough for her. the water on her face, the fear of soap in her eyes, then ofcourse afterwards standing in the tub waiting to get out. she hates the way the tub feels under her feet, then climbing out i have to put a special towel on floor she doen'st want to stand on tile floor or rug we have. then she runs to get to her bed because she hates walking on carpet after shower and stands on her bed to dry off and get dressed. then comes the anxiety diarrhea and crying and stuff so i sit with her and do breathing exercises to get her to sitters. it's truly insane. the school she's in doenst' offer any great inclusion they have a Special Education teacher come into room for hour a day that would freak her out totally. so right now it's me the teacher and school pyschologist and weekly group for anxiety kids. it's just weird because after school i can see the regular her for the most part there's always something off yet she's so much more relaxed with no pressure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jena, post: 117203, member: 4514"] thank you so much to all of you. This i'd have to say has been the absolute worst experience we've ever had. thought my divorce was hard that was easy. knowing she's hurting and there's nothing i can do for her kills me and rips my heart out. i've managed to get her to sitter past few mornings to make it to my office and go and write to you guys [img]:smile:[/img] lol....yet she has anxiety attacks there and i have to calm her down on the phone while i'm on the train. this morning was crazy too because her anxiety was so bad last night that she wet her bed which she hasn't done in while and the shower thing is always rough for her. the water on her face, the fear of soap in her eyes, then ofcourse afterwards standing in the tub waiting to get out. she hates the way the tub feels under her feet, then climbing out i have to put a special towel on floor she doen'st want to stand on tile floor or rug we have. then she runs to get to her bed because she hates walking on carpet after shower and stands on her bed to dry off and get dressed. then comes the anxiety diarrhea and crying and stuff so i sit with her and do breathing exercises to get her to sitters. it's truly insane. the school she's in doenst' offer any great inclusion they have a Special Education teacher come into room for hour a day that would freak her out totally. so right now it's me the teacher and school pyschologist and weekly group for anxiety kids. it's just weird because after school i can see the regular her for the most part there's always something off yet she's so much more relaxed with no pressure. [/QUOTE]
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