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The process of getting better really is a slow one and that is the most frustrating part. I have an army of helpers/caregivers/friends that are helping me and yet I'm extremely frustrated and frustrating. I am frustrated with the fact that I'm not 100% back to me in 4 weeks. I think that in turn frustrates everyone else.I have improved form where I was in February. I have stopped cutting (today is day 70). I have regained some confidence, lost weight and can identify my distorted thinking. My concentration has improved though if I get stressed it goes in 3 seconds. I have lost weight and exercise everyday. I have regained my sense of humor and my charisma. I still get frustrated with the fact that mornings are difficult and I have no energy to do any projects like those on my list.
There are things that I'm doing to combat the frustration like writing this blog. I also talk to my friends to keep communication open. I cook once a week to give me a sense of accomplishment. I also have fun trying new foods. Today I had veal that I hadn't had in a long time and it actually gave me a feeling of joy. Food can be an amazingly comforting thing when one feels lost.
I do get frustrated with my job because I feel like I should be moving forward, though that just may be my impatience and my sense that I am stuck. I am not patient at all and that is causing some of my frustration.
I am trying to rush things because I want to fix relationships and move ahead, but I keep trying not to feel the way I feel and not to deal with it. I keep trying to skip the step of fixing me. I don't know whether it's because I have to fix my self-esteem which is a mix of Tony Stark and Ophelia. That makes it complicated because I think I'm awesome, but don't care if I die tomorrow. It's a mess.
I think I need to focus on me and fixing me before I can move forward. I just have to keep thinking of one more miracle.
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