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7. Cutting of the crazy makers helps a lot.

Wed Dec 15, 2021, 04:30 PM

Dec 2021

But doesn't always cut off off the crazy thoughts that came with them.

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So it's Christmas again... [View all] canuckledragger Dec 2021 OP

Hi, canuckle! cilla4progress Dec 2021 #1

I have one or two I can talk to right now canuckledragger Dec 2021 #5

Hang in there. LoisB Dec 2021 #2

Thanks. It's why I'm reaching out here, now. canuckledragger Dec 2021 #9

Yes, and the hard part is finding friends that understand the damage done canuckledragger Dec 2021 #6

The damage done by toxic families lasts a lifetime, alittlelark Dec 2021 #17

Nice thing about DU - someone is always on to chat with SheltieLover Dec 2021 #4

Cutting of the crazy makers helps a lot. canuckledragger Dec 2021 #7

I know exactly what you mean SheltieLover Dec 2021 #8

I've done so in past. canuckledragger Dec 2021 #10

Have you ever read JamesW Pennebaker's therapeutic journaling research? SheltieLover Dec 2021 #12

Part of the problem with that is... canuckledragger Dec 2021 #13

from one Canuck to another... Grey5 Dec 2021 #11

My family cared more about what you bought for them around this time. canuckledragger Dec 2021 #15

I know the feeling. I'm delaing with it now. canuckledragger Dec 2021 #16