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Day 37 Good days continuing

Hedger

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It´s been more than 5 days since last work day in the program for me, but right now that is fine.

I have had 5 days in a row now with more or less 0% pain. I still have some other minor symptoms when I´m stressed or nervous in everyday life, but it doesn't bother me right now since the improvement is so significant. I have faith in myself that these will improve.

And it´s not like my life has been any easier these days, it´s how I handle it:

- How I treat myself in my mind
- How I sooth myself when I´m scared/nervous or similar
- How I tell my self my emotions are completely normal part of being alive
- How I identify more as an emotional person rather than a performing person (and now I actually get more things done!).
- How I sense the beginning of symptom recurrence very fast and go back to emotional focus to make it go away.
- If needed, I vent right away to another person for emotional support instead of thinking for myself several days.

The more I tell myself that my emotions (mainly rage, sadness and fear) are normal and safe, the less need of strong external expression of them I have. So there you go.

So far this week I have felt joy in every part of life: Work, cooking, child care etc.
 
- How I treat myself in my mind
- How I sooth myself when I´m scared/nervous or similar
- How I tell my self my emotions are completely normal part of being alive
- How I identify more as an emotional person rather than a performing person (and now I actually get more things done!).
- How I sense the beginning of symptom recurrence very fast and go back to emotional focus to make it go away.
- If needed, I vent right away to another person for emotional support instead of thinking for myself several days.

The more I tell myself that my emotions (mainly rage, sadness and fear) are normal and safe, the less need of strong external expression of them I have. So there you go.

Indeed, @Hedger! Awesome. These are all so great - but this is the one that really caught my attention:
How I identify more as an emotional person rather than a performing person (and now I actually get more things done!).

Day 37! Whoo Hoo!!!! :joyful:
 
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