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Old 01-31-2013, 12:09 AM #18
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No, I wouldn't feel stressed out but I would feel as I would have missed the experience of my life time. So called my mum today and she was saying that I definetly need to see a therapist. She wants me to stay but maybe that's because they are planning to pick me up in July. She is not the warmest person. Anyways I took all courage together and told my hosts everything about te axiety. They will go to my counceller with me tomorrow and after that to the athletic doctor. They suggest to meet up with social worker? But i am not sure if that would be the right kind of person?
I would expect that I coul look at the concussion out of another perspeective. Not anymore like, oh my god I will have to live that for the rest of my life! Omg, this visual snow will ruin my life or something like that. What's the deifference between a psychologist and a therapist btw?
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