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User: "lisa in mass."
Date: 01 May 2006 10:30:01 AM
Object: looking forward to tomorrow
i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm
going to say, but like the idea of having someone i pay to *****
to.
his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative
thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep trying. he is
right that when i feel really bad i tend to hold my breath,
which makes everything worse. i need to pay more attention to my
breathing.
besides that, there's not a whole lot to say, and i have a
double session. for the past couple of days, i haven't even felt
so bad, but the urges for suicide and self-harm are still
extremely high. no change there. maybe i'm just more numb than i
realise.
-lisa
.

User: "Alan Harding"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 01:40:17 AM
In message <Xns97B674FB98F3mccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4>, lisa in mass.
<mccats@rcn.com> writes

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm
going to say, but like the idea of having someone i pay to *****
to.

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative
thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep trying. he is
right that when i feel really bad i tend to hold my breath,
which makes everything worse. i need to pay more attention to my
breathing.

As well as directly helping, it can work as a distraction if you do the
counting.

besides that, there's not a whole lot to say, and i have a
double session. for the past couple of days, i haven't even felt
so bad, but the urges for suicide and self-harm are still
extremely high. no change there. maybe i'm just more numb than i
realise.

Roll on partial.
--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
.
User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:07:39 PM
Alan Harding wrote...

In message <Xns97B674FB98F3mccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4>,
lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> writes

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm
going to say, but like the idea of having someone i pay to
***** to.

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to pay
more attention to my breathing.


As well as directly helping, it can work as a distraction
if you do the counting.

besides that, there's not a whole lot to say, and i have a
double session. for the past couple of days, i haven't even
felt so bad, but the urges for suicide and self-harm are
still extremely high. no change there. maybe i'm just more
numb than i realise.


Roll on partial.

i started partial today, rather than seeing my therp. good
idea.
-lisa
.


User: "Contrarian"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 12:44:12 AM
lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative
thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep trying. he is
right that when i feel really bad i tend to hold my breath,
which makes everything worse. i need to pay more attention to my
breathing.

I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.
I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.
--
but the edge is still Out there. Or maybe it's In... HST (1967)
when i got to the edge , i built a deck % (2005)
.
User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:11:14 PM
Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to
pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.

i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice. today
it's been hard to do anything, even a brief grounding exercise
at partial when the whole group needed it.
-lisa
.
User: "%"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:13:01 PM
"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to
pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice. today
it's been hard to do anything, even a brief grounding exercise
at partial when the whole group needed it.

-lisa

bend your toes up to your nose
.
User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:26:32 PM
% wrote...


"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll
keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i
tend to hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i
need to pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice.
today it's been hard to do anything, even a brief
grounding exercise at partial when the whole group needed
it.

-lisa



bend your toes up to your nose

then smell their presence.
.
User: "%"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:42:00 PM
"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A740EC480mccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

% wrote...


"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll
keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i
tend to hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i
need to pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice.
today it's been hard to do anything, even a brief
grounding exercise at partial when the whole group needed
it.

-lisa



bend your toes up to your nose


then smell their presence.

and .... let it go , and as you let it go , breathe out
.


User: "Tim Kett"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:25:17 PM
% wrote:

"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to
pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice. today
it's been hard to do anything, even a brief grounding exercise
at partial when the whole group needed it.

-lisa



bend your toes up to your nose

Peeeuuuu. Now not only do I want to stay alive, but I have a strong
urge to run right out to the store, and buy some Odor Eaters !!!
.
User: "%"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:40:57 PM
"Tim Kett" <tim6kettring@e-garfield.com> wrote in message
news:1146601517.061921.187580@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...


% wrote:

"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to
pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice. today
it's been hard to do anything, even a brief grounding exercise
at partial when the whole group needed it.

-lisa



bend your toes up to your nose


Peeeuuuu. Now not only do I want to stay alive, but I have a strong
urge to run right out to the store, and buy some Odor Eaters !!!

you've never done the relaxation thing then
.

User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:28:00 PM
Tim Kett wrote...


% wrote:

"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll
keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad
i tend to hold my breath, which makes everything
worse. i need to pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice.
today it's been hard to do anything, even a brief
grounding exercise at partial when the whole group
needed it.

-lisa



bend your toes up to your nose


Peeeuuuu. Now not only do I want to stay alive, but I have
a strong urge to run right out to the store, and buy some
Odor Eaters !!!

now tim. the point is to relax and observe. you seem to be
forgetting the relax part.
-lisa
.
User: "%"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 02 May 2006 03:42:31 PM
"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A78074DADmccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Tim Kett wrote...


% wrote:

"lisa in mass." <mccats@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97B7A4A8E170Emccatsjavanetcom@130.133.1.4...

Contrarian wrote...

lisa in mass. <mccats@rcn.com> wrote:

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll
keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad
i tend to hold my breath, which makes everything
worse. i need to pay more attention to my breathing.


I had certain kinds of recurrent thoughts I tried
to replace for years. I must admit the ZZZZoloft
lessened them, much more effectively than any non
Rx modality.

I had a short course of relaxation therapy way
back, years ago. Didn't help for what I took it for,
but taught me how to unclench certain muscles.


i've had relaxation practice and mindfulness practice.
today it's been hard to do anything, even a brief
grounding exercise at partial when the whole group
needed it.

-lisa



bend your toes up to your nose


Peeeuuuu. Now not only do I want to stay alive, but I have
a strong urge to run right out to the store, and buy some
Odor Eaters !!!


now tim. the point is to relax and observe. you seem to be
forgetting the relax part.

-lisa

there's always one resistor
.






User: "jill"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 10:49:22 AM
lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm
going to say, but like the idea of having someone i pay to *****
to.

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative
thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep trying. he is
right that when i feel really bad i tend to hold my breath,
which makes everything worse. i need to pay more attention to my
breathing.

besides that, there's not a whole lot to say, and i have a
double session. for the past couple of days, i haven't even felt
so bad, but the urges for suicide and self-harm are still
extremely high. no change there. maybe i'm just more numb than i
realise.

-lisa

hey lisa,, yeah this sounds good. but is all the focus on helping
you find ways to deal with the ideation. Is any attention being paid
to why you have to wage this war with your subconcious self?? It's
okay not to answer this question . I am not at all sure I should even
ask it.. I don't know much about your case. best, jill
.
User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 10:58:19 AM
jill wrote...


lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what
i'm going to say, but like the idea of having someone i
pay to ***** to.

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to
pay more attention to my breathing.

besides that, there's not a whole lot to say, and i have a
double session. for the past couple of days, i haven't
even felt so bad, but the urges for suicide and self-harm
are still extremely high. no change there. maybe i'm just
more numb than i realise.

-lisa

hey lisa,, yeah this sounds good. but is all the focus
on helping
you find ways to deal with the ideation. Is any attention
being paid to why you have to wage this war with your
subconcious self?? It's okay not to answer this
question . I am not at all sure I should even ask it.. I
don't know much about your case. best, jill

it's a good question. we looked at it, worked some on it, and
we decided that wasn't the cause of the ideation. it seems to
be just a coping method for dealing with the pain of the
depression. knowing that, even if i don't use it, there's a
way out. the depression itself seems to be all chemical,
triggered by a drug. now the ideation is an automatic place i
go, so my therp and i are trying to replace those thoughts
with other thoughts. after a week, it's not helping, but i'll
give it time.
-lisa
.


User: "Gayle"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 11:14:10 AM
lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm
going to say, but like the idea of having someone i pay to *****
to.

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative
thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep trying. he is
right that when i feel really bad i tend to hold my breath,
which makes everything worse. i need to pay more attention to my
breathing.

Does he meditate, Lisa? Maybe you could
spend part of the session doing that and
getting more 'muscle' in the paying
attention to breathing exercises you do.
Kind of like working with a trainer
at a gym. I use this resource, too:
http://www.orindaben.com/meditations/orinmeditations.htm
The exercises are under 4 minutes and,
if all I do is breathe better during
them, it's 4 minutes well spent. For me.
Good luck with your session and the
upcoming partial.
Gayle
.
User: "Masahiro Saito"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 11:54:32 AM
"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
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lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm going to say,
but like the idea of having someone i pay to ***** to. his idea of
replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative thought isn't working
too well, but i'll keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i
tend to hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to pay more
attention to my breathing.


Does he meditate, Lisa? Maybe you could spend part of the session doing
that and getting more 'muscle' in the paying attention to breathing
exercises you do. Kind of like working with a trainer at a gym. I use this
resource, too:

http://www.orindaben.com/meditations/orinmeditations.htm

The exercises are under 4 minutes and, if all I do is breathe better
during them, it's 4 minutes well spent. For me. Good luck with your
session and the upcoming partial.

Gayle

The woman wants to die and you suggest meditation? LOL! ;-B
.
User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 12:20:45 PM
Masahiro Saito wrote...

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:WomdnX-aIYVPrsvZnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@rcn.net...

lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what
i'm going to say, but like the idea of having someone i
pay to ***** to. his idea of replacing suicidal ideation
with more meditative thought isn't working too well, but
i'll keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad
i tend to hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i
need to pay more attention to my breathing.


Does he meditate, Lisa? Maybe you could spend part of the
session doing that and getting more 'muscle' in the paying
attention to breathing exercises you do. Kind of like
working with a trainer at a gym. I use this resource, too:

http://www.orindaben.com/meditations/orinmeditations.htm

The exercises are under 4 minutes and, if all I do is
breathe better during them, it's 4 minutes well spent. For
me. Good luck with your session and the upcoming partial.

Gayle


The woman wants to die and you suggest meditation? LOL! ;-B

anything that helps...
and i'm not going to die. just dealing with the ideation yet
again. something's got to help with these thoughts.
.

User: "jill"

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 06:22:02 PM
Masahiro Saito wrote:

"Gayle" <gayleco@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:WomdnX-aIYVPrsvZnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@rcn.net...

lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what i'm going to say,
but like the idea of having someone i pay to ***** to. his idea of
replacing suicidal ideation with more meditative thought isn't working
too well, but i'll keep trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i
tend to hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to pay more
attention to my breathing.


Does he meditate, Lisa? Maybe you could spend part of the session doing
that and getting more 'muscle' in the paying attention to breathing
exercises you do. Kind of like working with a trainer at a gym. I use this
resource, too:

http://www.orindaben.com/meditations/orinmeditations.htm

The exercises are under 4 minutes and, if all I do is breathe better
during them, it's 4 minutes well spent. For me. Good luck with your
session and the upcoming partial.

Gayle


The woman wants to die and you suggest meditation? LOL! ;-B

just what do you really know about meditation anyway,, not much thats
clear. meditation can be used to control physical pain ,, extreme
pain,, it can have a huge impact on the body and the mind... When
used properly,, of course it takes years to get there.. read a book ,,
.


User: "lisa in mass."

Title: Re: looking forward to tomorrow 01 May 2006 11:26:16 AM
Gayle wrote...

lisa in mass. wrote:

i have a long appt with my therp. still don't know what
i'm going to say, but like the idea of having someone i
pay to ***** to.

his idea of replacing suicidal ideation with more
meditative thought isn't working too well, but i'll keep
trying. he is right that when i feel really bad i tend to
hold my breath, which makes everything worse. i need to
pay more attention to my breathing.


Does he meditate, Lisa? Maybe you could
spend part of the session doing that and
getting more 'muscle' in the paying
attention to breathing exercises you do.
Kind of like working with a trainer
at a gym. I use this resource, too:

http://www.orindaben.com/meditations/orinmeditations.htm

The exercises are under 4 minutes and,
if all I do is breathe better during
them, it's 4 minutes well spent. For me.
Good luck with your session and the
upcoming partial.

Gayle


thanks gayle.
i think he does meditate. i tried the exercise following my
breath, but it's too hard to do when i'm feeling like i'm in a
crisis, albeit minor. what works better for me is imagery. i
can see myself in my favorite spot with all senses involved.
while much better, it still isn't helping much. as soon as
it's over, the ideation, if i've been able to override it,
comes back full-force. i'm working on it, though.
it looks like partial won't start for me until monday. they
had to push my intake back.
-lisa
.



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