Retro Studios wrote:
TV is pyschololgicall mind poison, for some it does more damage then we can imagine until we study what TV does.

Faith EnFire wrote:

This is very true..
As are social networking sites,any mass media outlet

Chris Rifkin wrote:

Retro Studios wrote:
TV is pyschololgicall mind poison, for some it does more damage then we can imagine until we study what TV does.

This is very true..
As are social networking sites,any mass media outlet

statements like that should have imho attached to them, or at the least imo. imho

Tim Little Photography wrote:
Sunday evenings always make me feel a little sad. We have to go back to the grindstone tomorrow.

totally, especially after spending all afternoon working on food photography-first time, only to have a strobist imply i need to learn about lighting. (or at least that's how my defensive brain took it. )

I actually came in to share...maybe happy food pictures will make getting up for the grind a little easier

a cookie for all

cookie by Moyer566, on Flickr

Faith EnFire wrote:

totally, especially after spending all afternoon working on food photography-first time, only to have a strobist imply i need to learn about lighting. (or at least that's how my defensive brain took it. )

I actually came in to share...maybe happy food pictures will make getting up for the grind a little easier

a cookie for all

cookie by Moyer566, on Flickr

What a beautiful cookie! Thank you Faith! Take two hugs out of petty cash!

E P O N A wrote:
Hey everyone. Sorry I've been away.

Faith EnFire wrote:

that's good ^^^cookie?

Mmm.I love cookies.

E P O N A wrote:
Hey everyone. Sorry I've been away.

E P O N A wrote:
Hey everyone. Sorry I've been away.

Tim Little Photography wrote:
Good morning everyone! I have a hard day in front of me. Since losing access to my car I can't make it to PTSD therapy and I'm slipping backwards. Your kind thoughts are appreciated!

Here is an obvious question...Would your therapist be willing to do a phone session.?

morning
hugs for the tough day ahead of you

Tim Little Photography wrote:
Good question, I'll call and find out. Thanks!

I felt dumb asking but glad I did
Some doctors I've been seeing used to do that. never did it cause never wanted to admit I needed help but....can't hurt

Tim Little Photography wrote:

Welcome home my sweet wonderful friend. Yea, can take a couple of weeks for meds to build up enough to kick in. As you continue on with them they will work even better. I am soooooooo happy you are getting the relief you need to be the wonderful person you are. Stay in touch girl!

Love ya,

Tim

I didn't mean to stay away for so long. I've just been so busy and just craziness. lol

Faith EnFire wrote:

Here is an obvious question...Would your therapist be willing to do a phone session.?

morning
hugs for the tough day ahead of you

The answer is no, he says he needs to be able to see me to make an informed evaluation of me. See if i'm anxious or depressed. The note how you dress and if you are groomed and clean. I guess there is more to it than I thought.

Tim Little Photography wrote:
I love y'all, ya know.

We love you too Tim. Hang in there. The one thing that you and I and everyone can count on is that nothing ever stays the same forever.

As to your phone/online therapy question, I have no idea if you have the option of working with a different therapist, (or if that is even a good idea in your case).

My therapist, once having established a relationship, does indeed take crisis calls over the phone. The first ten minutes are at no charge, after ten minutes it's his regular rate in ten minute segments (I think). Each of his clients are allowed one free under ten minute call per week (I think). So far I have not used this.

Be that as it may, you are in my thoughts my friend. It WILL get better.

Hugs, man.

KGSF wrote:

We love you too Tim. Hang in there. The one thing that you and I and everyone can count on is that nothing ever stays the same forever.

As to your phone/online therapy question, I have no idea if you have the option of working with a different therapist, (or if that is even a good idea in your case).

My therapist, once having established a relationship, does indeed take crisis calls over the phone. The first ten minutes are at no charge, after ten minutes it's his regular rate in ten minute segments (I think). Each of his clients are allowed one free under ten minute call per week (I think). So far I have not used this.

Be that as it may, you are in my thoughts my friend. It WILL get better.

Hugs, man.

Thank you my friend! Your advice is spot on. I would never get insurance to cover it anyway. I'll make other plans. Thanks for being here for me. I appreciate you very much!

Tim

Scottsworld71 wrote:
my morning started out with my trainer working me until I vomitted, when I came out of the bathroom, he looked at me and yelled "GET THE FUCK BACK IN HERE AND FINISH YOUR KNEE-TO-ELBOW!! NO SYMPATHY FROM ME!!" that man is a beast lol I wouldnt train with anyone else, gotta get the fat off before I drop dead

last time I had someone training me i warned him that I'd just complain, but I'd do it. he said that was fine-he'd just keep pushing me until I couldn't talk back

Faith EnFire wrote:

Here is an obvious question...Would your therapist be willing to do a phone session.?

morning
hugs for the tough day ahead of you

All my therapy sessions are over the phone