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Guest Faith gibson

Hi,

I know it's probably not big news for many of you to go to the therapist, but for me it's kind of an adventure.

The city is 3 hours away, so that alone makes it an exciting day. People that live in small towns can probably relate.

I am kind of restricted here in going out during the day, as me, because so many people know me and it's just too risky with my job. So being able to go to the city and go shopping again, as me of course, and maybe eat out and simply go for a walk in the park, are all something to look forward to. I'm getting excited already.

Last Sunday, I had a similar adventure with the trans meeting. It turned out to be such a great day.

Plus, I have some issues I need to express with a professional. I'm kind of in a confused state right now.

Nervous, but optimistic :)

Faith

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There is often nothing like a change of scene, even for a few hours, to clear out the cobwebs!

Have a great day Faith :)

Tracy x

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Sounds like an adventure, Faith, and I love an adventure. Have a wonderful time, and I hope that your therapy session is beneficial.

HUGS

Carolyn Marie

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I'm so happy for you Faith! :) It is always a good day when we can spend time as ourselves. I do hope that you have a safe trip, and that you have lots of fun shopping. :D

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I hope you have a wonderful trip into the city, Girl. :friends:

A 3 hour drive is a nice day trip for most of us, in The Great White North. ;)

I wish you a successful consult with your care giver and find what you seek sooner rather than later.

Sounds like you will have a bonus on you trip with your shopping excursion. :D

A trip away from home can be a wonderful relief by itself.

Huggs, :wub:

Joann

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:ThanxSmiley: Someday we'll maybe meet in Toronto and do some shopping together Joann.

I guess a 3 hour drive in Canada really is nothing at all :) Of course you have the three hours going back home as well.

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I'll let you know the next time I'm in the GTA for a major shop, Faith.<giggle>

Agreed, it is usually the return trip which is a downer.

Then again, there's the trunk full of new clothes! :wacko:

Huggs, :wub:

Joann

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I'm sure you are excited. I know i always looked forward to seeing my gender therapist. Each visit was an opportunity to open up and after each i was somehow more comfortable. there was always something to think about on the drive home. My therapist was only 1 1/2 hours from home. Oddly at this point in this journey i'm on each day seems to revolve around driving. A 3 hr drive seems a short run, but 6 is certainly tiring. Treat yourself to a simple dinner.

Hugs,

Charlize

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