The Ship is leaving the Dock (positive thread)

The Ship is leaving the Dock (positive thread)

RICK57

Registrant
Well it's been a strange day!

Back to Dec 18th when I finally cracked, I was offered & took therapy that was sponsored by my employer.

Initially it was for 6 sessions, but that was stretched to 8 & today was the final one. *I am also on a waiting list with the British NHS...bit too slow & they would have been too late.

The therapy sessions that I've had seem to have given me some freedom from all that crap that I used to torture myself with.

I feel like a rusty old ship that has been into dock for a refit - a lick of paint does wonders.

Now I'm back out there & sailing the oceans again, laughing in the breeze...nervous of the storms return, but I know I can deal with it now - my sails will not be ripped and torn again, because they are built from stronger fabric.

I have ballast to keep me grounded, so that I will not rock and turn too much when the waves hit me broadside. If the waves hit me head on, I have a new frontispiece that will deflect them.

Without therapy?
Without the people on this site that have saved my life (I believe that strongly)?

I would be sailing on the Marie Celeste...
Today I am sailing on the ship called 'Hope and Life'... I am the Captain of that ship & I hope to sail it well!

LOVE YOU ALL (getting better at that)...Rik
 
aye, nothing beats the feel of that wave being pushed aside by the bow of the ship returning to the open sea. i hear you, rik, and hoist the flag of salute as we cross each other's wake in acknowledgement of a fellow vessel who has seen the same storms and have survived. continue to journey well, my friend.
 
Aye Matey,

Today I am sailing on the ship called 'Hope and Life'... I am the Captain of that ship & I hope to sail it well!
A safe and prosperous journey to you.

I think that quote says it all.

Good sailing,
Bill
 
Therapy is such a good thing. It does gives us some of our freedom back. Thanks for you good words
 
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