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Soul sister

Zoe7Senior Contributor17 Dec 2016, 10:09 pm AEDT

Soul sister

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Morning appointment with psych was really tough. She stopped desensitization after about ten minutes because I was too distressed Did have a minor breakthrough - we both realised that I can relax more when listening to relaxation music without commentary or words - haven't been able to relax like that before - nearly fell asleep!

Did feel sick and had a massive headache for the rest of the day.

Saw GPin the afternoon and as usual came out more positive and with a bit of life in me - she's an absolute angel.

Hoping for you it is nothing serious. Easy for me to say don't stress until you find out - know that is difficult, know I would think the worst even if my head said there was nothing to worry about. xxx

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Unknown userMember01 Jan 2017, 3:59 am AEDT

Re: Supporting a friend with terminal illness

Hi again sis @Zoe7

I have Kira tucked up beside me atm

I have aircon on for her its on every night over summer and I leave it on for her when I go out during the day. I am going to enjoy the day with Kira & my mum tomorrow.

How are you holding up sis @Zoe7 ?

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Zoe7Senior Contributor01 Jan 2017, 4:02 am AEDT

Re: Supporting a friend with terminal illness

@Former-Member That sounds like a lovely day - You, Kira and your Mum

I'm good here. Still awake!! How are you doing? You should try and get some sleep sis.

Btw -l love Pink

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Zoe7Senior Contributor01 Jan 2017, 4:11 am AEDT

Re: Supporting a friend with terminal illness

@Former-Member do you have you volunteer work today?

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Unknown userMember01 Jan 2017, 4:13 am AEDT

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@Zoe7 sis - I don't know many people who don't like pink.

Have you ever seen her live- I saw coldplay in dec in Brissie

I will be up for a bit longer

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Unknown userMember01 Jan 2017, 4:15 am AEDT

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@Zoe7 sis

what are your plans for tomorrow/today- sorry if you have already told me?

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Zoe7Senior Contributor01 Jan 2017, 4:22 am AEDT

Re: Supporting a friend with terminal illness

No I haven't but a lot of people from work went to her concert in Melbourne and were blown away by it. I haven't been to a concert in years - I haven't been able to stand loud noise for a few years now. Haven't liked listening to music for a long time either - too many triggers. But now that seems to have gone and I'm enjoying it again. I 'blame' you for that. I have associated music with pain for a long time and since you posted Vance Joy the other day I've started enjoying it again. It was like a switch had been turned to associate the good things in life with music and I had happy memories instead of sad ones.

I'm thinking I might stay up a bit longer - the sun will be up in about an hour - and I might put Toby in the car and head to the beach towatch the sun rise -what a way to start the new day of a new year - and maybe the new ME - gonna come with me? xxx

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Unknown userMember01 Jan 2017, 4:36 am AEDT

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I am coming too @Zoe7- I am not named oceans for nothing lol.

I am similar to you its not that I have specific trigger but I am finding music to be healing for me-

I am hoping you continue deal the path of healing and growth and good health and happiness and get to do all the kool things in life. You deserve it sis.

I am here with you and walking with you.

I will let you know when the sun comes up here- its just over an hour away just before 5am

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Zoe7Senior Contributor01 Jan 2017, 4:39 am AEDT