Feeling guilty

Fabi

Fabi

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I feel great, fantastic, no pain since I started on two meds that have finished most of my symptoms. And I stopped the SEP almost at the same time.
I felt free at first, now I don´t.
I want to discuss this if anybody has. I think my perfectionism has found something new to play with together with my inner bully. This is a rough interpretation.
I have changed my life a lot. I go out, I don´t sit in the computer as I did in the past. I got on my bike again, resumed work, etc. My life changed.
I have also dealt with difficult relationships very well and with satisfactory results so far. My therapist told me she was moved by the things I am doing if we just looked three months back, they seem unbelievable. And she is right.I feel so good, I forget about TMS.
Why is that an issue?
 
Hi, Fabi. What a great post. I'm so glad you are feeling so fantastic. You may just have needed the medication.

I wouldn't feel guilty about going off the SEProgram. It's always there, if and when you need it. So is TMS.

Now just thank the Lord for your good health and strong positive mental outlook. And enjoy life.
 
Hi Fabi,
I enjoyed your update. I like Walt's words:
Walt Oleksy said:
I wouldn't feel guilty about going off the SEProgram. It's always there, if and when you need it.
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Walt Oleksy said:
And enjoy life.
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Maybe with your therapist you can simply see that "guilt exists in the human condition." I think of it as a "guilt box" that will be filled with some kind of content. Any kind of content. The particulars of which are not important. So what? I agree with you that it is related to the superego.

I am really happy you found a solution, and I do hope you enjoy life, observe the guilt, dismiss it as best you can. Inquire into it when you're motivated, when you want to know more about why we all have a "guilt box," but certainly don't "believe" it!

Ciao,
Andy B
 
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