Thats most unfortunate @Bow that you did not get to your psych appointment yesterday as planned.
Sounds like things are unravelling a little bit for you now. I'm really sorry to hear that.
Your mind set had been in the right place, in that you were preparing yourself to talk about the assault from a few weeks ago. Gosh it took me, ummm ... it would have been 18 years before I could talk to anyone about what happened to me 25 years ago. And then it wasnt done verbally, but via nods and shakes of the head amongst floods of tears, shaking and collapsing in the corner of my psych's consulting room. It took another year of extensive therapy to be able to actually verbalise what happened. Mostly it was via written word. So you are making progress, and thats very promising Bow. I hope you find another opportunity soon to talk to your psych about this. Dont leave it for many years like I did ... if you are able to talk about it now, process it and move on from it ... it may help to prevent PTSD from developing. To have support around you and the ability to talk about such things, is one of the best ways to prevent trauma developing into PTSD in future. So I hope you continue with your journalling and utilise it well when you do see your psych.
Nobody is leaving you here @Bow , we are still here for you. Even if I may be a little scarce for a little while.
Emelia 💕