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DPantoja
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Post by DPantoja » Tue Apr 29, 2008 10:31 am

Hello everyone!
My name is Dee. I guess I will start off by telling you about myself. I am 38 years old. I first purchased the program in 2004. Back then I was suffering really bad with anxiety and depression. I couldn't even drive at my age. But thanks to Carolyn Dickman I bought a brand new Kia Rio off the car lot (Not the greatest car in the world, just something small to start off with)! What a beautiful feeling for a first time driver. I now drive on freeways or anywhere I want to go, and believe me, my fear was intense! Thank you! Thank you! Carolyn! :) And well this program pulled me out of the house in many ways. I started working for the county as a unit clerk in a hospital. I worked right in the middle of doctors and nurses and of course patients and visitors and little o' me, right in the center was my desk, answering phone calls and right up in the mix. I still suffered from the anxiety and panic attacks but just dealt with it one day at a time and listened to my tapes over and over and watched my coaching videos and got advise and help here in the forum. I did everything postive the program tells you to do. So your question to me might be why are you back? Well now, I'll tell you, I have 3 sons and one of them just got shot walking down the street in February 2008. He was shot 3 or 4 times. He's 15 years old. He survived and healed well. He did lose 2 lobes of his lung though. But thanks to God he's doing well. I'm going through a divorce. It's final, I'm waiting for the judgemnent letter to come by mail, and I will go back to my maiden name. I had a baby in January of 2007. He is 15 months now. I will be getting married real soon here to my baby's father, so I'm excited and have some anxiety about that. I quit my job in 2005 due to my bad abusive marriage, I moved in with my parents and back out on my own in 2006. I only had two of my sons living with me since 2005 but one of my sons that had decided to live with his father forever, changed his mind in 2006 and came to live with me. I've been through so many changes you just wouldn't believe. Some very tramatic changes, and some not so bad. So anyways the anxiety and depression started creeping up on me. So before it gets out of hand I pulled out my program and started it over again. I'm now on lesson 2. I don't see any of my old friends in the forum anymore. So it's kind of lonely but I'm hoping to make new friends. So that's why I'm back. But I know for a fact that this program will pull me out of this horrible depression and get me back where I need to be. I hope to start working again, and one of my goals it to buy another car, this time something bigger and better! So if anyone has any comforting words for me, please send them my way. I really need to hear from all of you! Thanks!

Dee :cool:

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Post by Guest » Tue Apr 29, 2008 10:45 am

hi dee,
you came to the right place. i know that you have been through alot and know that you need to restart the program again. this time take your time and go though it and do the work book and all that. you will come out stronger then when you started. i know what it is like to come through a divorce and have to start over. you can do it and you will have pleanty of help for us and others to get through the hard times. i am glad your son is doing ok. he will pull through and be strong..remember that you will be in our thoughts and prayers as you start your journey. i know that you will see results. and get the big car you need..take care and GOD BLESS YOU and your family is my prayer.
don
we can't do it BUT HE CAN..

Rene
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Post by Rene » Tue Apr 29, 2008 10:49 am

Welcome aboard, Dee. It is always good to keep the tools fresh in your mind. Life has a way of "waking us up" and offering things to us that we had not planned on. I'm glad you are redoing the program. You always learn something new no matter how often you review it. It is said that we need to re-read something 8 times in order to finally "get it". Our minds have an eraser, so - congratulations on your studies.

Crave
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Joined: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:52 am

Post by Crave » Tue Apr 29, 2008 10:51 am

Hey D,


Hang in there,as forward as possible no pressure on yourself.Your with friends !!!!!

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Post by Guest » Tue Apr 29, 2008 12:52 pm

Hey D,
I'm 39 and divorced and raising two boys on my own. I've been through the program and am getting ready to start again. If you ever need to talk just drop me a line. Welcome back.

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Post by Guest » Tue Apr 29, 2008 3:18 pm

:D *D*, yeah, I am thoroughly going over my workbook, I don't want to skip a step. It's encouraging to know it'll be okay even with the divorce and all. I'm especially glad to hear I still have friends here *D* and thank you for your prayers. A prayer to me, is a very valuable gift, one of the best gifts anyone can give me.
Boon, my mind certainly has an eraser! So yeah, I will definately be redoing the program, hope to talk to you along the way, please keep in touch.
Sit-n-Spin, cool name! Thanks for your friendship.
Jugray, you'll be hearing from me. I'd be happy to keep in touch, we have alot in common.

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone,
Dee

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