Your Recovery begins Here............ Hello john carcerano psych counselor (caristancleaners), You have received a message from another user! From:xxx Subject: thank you Message: I will write more later about circumstances, but I thought I would go back and give a simplified answer of why I wanted to cry yesterday. I have never met someone so in touch with himself. ---------------------------------------------------- From:xxx
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Testimonial Email From A Client:
The way you can talk about your strengths with such conviction and honesty, without sounding the least bit cocky is amazing. I also don't know anyone else who could share their pain with a stranger the way that you have.
This has meant more to me than any advice you could give. I has taught me that you can give alot, but still retain part of yourself. I think when I was high all the time, it made it easier for me to deal with one thing at a time and not become overwhelmed. It also helped me feel detached from the problems.
Its harder now that I am clean, and I think I have built up a wall to protect myself. I can ignore the pain and negativity for quite a while. Then, what usually gets to me is when I see goodness. When I see someone else give freely of themself without expecting anything in return.
In real life, in touching emails, even in the poem that you sent. That's when I tend to fall apart, and allow myself to feel. So, thank you making me cry... :)
Subject: smile.
Message: John, I meant what I said. And I am really glad that email helped you as much to hear as it helped me to write it. It was the one that finally made me cry, and I cried quite a bit. But ever since I stopped, I have had a smile on my face. Even through everything else we've discussed. I hope you do too. :o)
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Another testimonial consulting client:
Subject: you're so easy to talk to. thx for your insight
Message: Thanks for writing back again. The msg (about my question) really made sense. Thats the same way as I think. I think its just my environment thats making me feel out of place.
I guess I am seeking to understand myself, as you say. When you say "a seeker" are you referring to some kind of archetype from a book or something?
LOL at the bundle of enthusiasm thing you said before. Its really stress. In everything Im involved with, I get "voluntereed" to be a leader (only because noone else wants to). Home, work, & community! I'm so used to being THE positive person for everyone else.
------------------------------------- From: nikixxx Subject: Hi, regarding my friend the sociopath... Message: Thanks very much for your answer. This man has hurt me and many others. He exhibits all of the symptoms you listed, it is so sad, I feel for him. However, I am not going to be used anymore by him, he does not have a conscience..... he had a terrible childhood, no love or affection, they never even talked to each other, he had a family with 4 other siblings. His father was never seen at home, his mother was an alcoholic that beat him, and 2 of the other children. He was also abused physically by his mother's "friend."
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He had no chance to turn out anything near "normal." So, I tried to help him for several months to get him to therapy and meds, which didn't have much effect. However, he has no one, no friends, and his father disowned him. So, I wanted to help him, but I suffered a lot in doing this. Take care, and thank you, Niki