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My friend forgot that I didn't see very good and accidentally burned part of my wrist. It turned into blister and bursted late last night.
In a way it felt good but I didn't tell her I felt good hurting myself. I was dealing with some tough stuff and a relief of that kind of pain did it.
Not sure if I should tell T about this. She may not be thrilled about it but it was an accident. I was reaching over to turn off the coffee machine that was in the way.
Lately I have been having urges of SHing and I am trying very hard not to. I don't want to go back to hospital for that very reason. Ugh Here I am almost stable then wham I get another smack in the face for more issues. Just lovely.
I have my tools here at home now. I live in a different apt that is safer. its being alone again is making me more antsy and nervous
I don't know.
beej
It sounds as if you are doing quite well. You had an accident and your mind brought you back to sh'ing. I look at SH'ing like an addiction, it's always there to bring us back if we let it. I would tell your T about it just so she/he can be aware that your mind is trying to draw you back to sh. It doesn't mean you need to be hospitalized, It's just something you both need to be aware of.
Hugs if okay.
Kate
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