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New here- is there ever an uphill??
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<blockquote data-quote="sosad19" data-source="post: 627949" data-attributes="member: 18050"><p>Thank you for your response, recoveringenabler!</p><p> </p><p>As I mentioned, my son IS in treatment- he sees a psychiatrist monthly and a psychologist every week (that is why I am trying to be patient with him- at least he is seeking help...) Both of these professionals have been in touch with each other. So I tell myself periodically that I need to leave it in the hands of the professionals. Intellectually, I know that is what I need to do, but when I am in the midst of a conversation with him, I still feel my whole body tense up and I want to scream!! I am trying to work on how I react- which I know is the only thing I can have control over. But my "gut reaction" is still taking over- and then I go upstairs and cry, dry heave, etc. I am afraid he will never get better!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sosad19, post: 627949, member: 18050"] Thank you for your response, recoveringenabler! As I mentioned, my son IS in treatment- he sees a psychiatrist monthly and a psychologist every week (that is why I am trying to be patient with him- at least he is seeking help...) Both of these professionals have been in touch with each other. So I tell myself periodically that I need to leave it in the hands of the professionals. Intellectually, I know that is what I need to do, but when I am in the midst of a conversation with him, I still feel my whole body tense up and I want to scream!! I am trying to work on how I react- which I know is the only thing I can have control over. But my "gut reaction" is still taking over- and then I go upstairs and cry, dry heave, etc. I am afraid he will never get better!!! [/QUOTE]
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