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Jessica, based on our conversation here, I'm going to set you up to see a counselor if that's something you're open to. And I want to thank you for taking the time to tell me what happened and answer my questions. It's been very helpful. | 0id
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Thank you. | 2gt
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Thanks. | 2gt
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Good Bye | 2gt
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Today | 3gc
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I've been working still on the fear of leaving the home for extended periods of time like vacation. And it's been a little harder recently because I have this plan trip with a friend of mine coming up in a few months and that's kind of been weighing on my mind. | 3gc
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Whereas the trip to? | 1irq
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Georgia | 0id
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how long way | 1irq
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she wants to go like six days Yeah, I'm not sure with work and school and everything I can make the full six days and plus I'm a little nervous to go that long. | 0id
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So that's a long time for you. | 3gc
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It is yes. | 3gc
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So when did you discover this trip was going to be | 1irq
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actually last Just a few days ago, she messaged me and said, Hey, you want to go with me and we'll go golfing and swimming. I love golfing. Like, I know I want to go. But I just had these just a little nervous about leaving | 0id
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a little nervous? So when she made that call, | 1irq
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I was just a couple days ago, was the first thought he had kind of I can't go that long. That was my first thought. That's, that's too long. But he was like, wow, this would be great. I want to go down there golfing so bad and get away from the cold weather. So I mean, my immediate thought was no, not that long. But yes, I'm gonna go. | 0id
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Alright, so so to kind of conflicting thoughts, right. So one, one is like, never go that long, six days, way too long. And the other one is that would be enjoyable. You enjoy that? | 1irq
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Absolutely. | 7ack
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Yeah. So which way you're leaning right now. | 1irq
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I want to go to go for six days. Maybe just like a long weekend | 0id
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3, 4 days? | 1irq
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two would be ideal but the idea of it two three days Yeah. | 0id
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So what we think is causing this worry about being gone more than two days? | 1irq
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I don't know. I mean, I've always as a late teenager in my 20s I've always had just nervous to leave home I don't as much as I love being home I love to travel to and you know, do different things. It's just, I guess I'm just afraid something to happen when I'm not around. | 0id
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Not to you're afraid something will happen to your, your house or, | 4crq
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And how about when you were younger? You said this Problems found for was the same thing, the same thing. So mostly family and now some pets, | 1irq
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my pets then to see if that's | 0id
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yes, your feelings are there fighting one another. Absolutely. And right now the feeling the thought anyway, have you know I would like to go on the trip. is winning But the fear thought was kind of dragging, dragging you down. Yeah. So what's the sensation of anxiety here? | 1irq
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Yeah, I get anxious. Yeah, my heart gets feels like it's heavy my chest feels heavy and I just all these thoughts go through my mind like, you know, I know my parents um I can watch my pets but they may not take care of them like I would I don't know it's just I mean that you know they've always will take care of all my no but they'll miss me and they might tear my house up I don't all these thoughts in my mind that seem crazy to me. | 0id
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No, no | 9on
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Okay. So so far all worrying. And anxiety really hasn't paid me dividends. | 1irq
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Yes. And now that I'm older when I was younger, I probably wouldn't like it overnight. But now that I'm older yes, I do I just say, I got to live my life and they'll be okay. I just try to tell myself they're in good hands. If something happens somebody Oh, call me but then I feel like oh, but I want to be hours away. I'm a plane ride away. And then I get thinking about that, but I do go. | 0id
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But you didn't in the past | 4crq
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no | 9on
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So something changed. What changed? | 1irq
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right? So not sure what change but used to not go, now you do go. So when you're down there, or wherever you go in the trip, you're feeling better, like you're enjoying yourself. But you're also worried at the same time. | 1irq
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Not too well. Once I get there, I'm usually okay. Maybe the first night I get a little worried. And then maybe when I'm getting ready to come home, I'm like a little anxious, I'm ready to get home to make sure everything's okay. | 0id
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And the rest of the time. | 1irq
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I'm usually Okay. I'll get some alcohol involved. So he kind of limits my anxiety. But once I get into like playing the golf and all that, I really do allow myself to enjoy it. It's just it seems like it's going and coming. That's | 0id
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alright, so the problem really isn't when you're there. The problem is now leading up to it and maybe just the first half day, your day when you're there, and maybe the last half day or two there. | 3gc
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It's like a plane. Like I don't have a problem, right, like flying out. But it's the thinking like, while I'm waiting for the plane like, Whoa, what if we What if a terrorist is on there? What if we crash? I'll think about all that before, but once I'm there and on the plane is right, take off. I'm fine. I'm completely fine. not anxious. It's leading up to the actual event that makes me anxious. | 0id
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I suppose anticipation. So that's that's the worst part. All right, so the period between now when you leave, it's gonna be the worst part. | 10od
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Yes, | 7ack
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but she'll probably stock up. | 3gc
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Probably. But I'll have changed my mind probably a dozen times before actually say yes. | 3gc
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And when you do go on Twitter. | 1irq
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Yeah. | 7ack
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something could happen. Certainly sure. But it Hasn't so far | 1irq
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alright, so you'll, you'll return? | 5yq
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Yeah. Still doesn't stop me from worrying when I get these trips planned. | 0id
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Yeah, so the probabilities of it really doesn't. That doesn't alleviate the Worry, worry still there. Right. Even though you know the worry is probably going to transition to enjoyment and looking forward to that that doesn't | 1irq
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No not at all | 9on
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that doesn't leave anything at all. | 1irq
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like I gotta get my house cleaned up and make sure my animals or everyday have enough food and I preparing to leave. | 0id
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Preparing is productive, right? Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah. Well, how would the thoughts see you feel more connected to the warring? | 1irq
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Probably like, like, I want to, I want to say, I don't know I really it's kind of a word. Like I want to, like I can't say bye Not to my parents or I can't, you know, say bye enough to my pets like I feel like I like I don't I don't know, I don't really care. That's, I guess part of the problem. I don't know what I'm connecting it to. | 0id
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So if you don't tell them goodbye enough time. | 3gc
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Yeah, I don't know, maybe I sound so. | 7ack
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Oh, it sounds like maybe if you don't say if you don't say goodbye enough times and settled that, that you'll feel guilty if something happens maybe that you regret it | 10od
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maybe. | 7ack
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so that so that's the focal point of this thing's night in some way. Right? | 5yq
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Let me go for a few days. | 3gc
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And the way you start to let go is when you tell them | 4crq
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Yeah. | 7ack
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So So what do you find yourself doing? You say goodbye and then then leave and then come back? Or | 1irq
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do I just finally say, bye? I'll talk to you later love you. You know, I'll check in when I land or whatever and then that's it. Then it's like, I just have to try to breathe and just put those thoughts behind me. Because once I say it, it's like, Okay, that's it. I'm gone. | 0id
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But you're but your thoughts are still coming thoughts are still come in and say, You should have said, goodbye one more time. | 3gc
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No. I just know that doesn't come to my mind | 3gc
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that you didn't say goodbye well enough. | 3gc
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I don't know. | 3gc
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The property was the property of saying goodbye. This you feel like you're not doing well enough. | 3gc
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Maybe it's just the fact that I'm leaving. I shouldn't leave. say that, you know, maybe I feel like I maybe it's just the guilt of leaving. | 3gc
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So the act of leaving itself Leave shoot guilty. And what are you guilty of? | 1irq
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Not being there if something happens. | 0id
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So abandon | 3gc
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maybe | 3gc
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for a short time neglecting them for a short time. | 3gc
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Probably maybe I did feel a little guilty. | 3gc
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And now you're in more of a caregiver role than you were then. | 10od
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Maybe a little bit I mean, I've always been. I'm the youngest of mine, me and my sister, but my parents have always looked up to me to be the responsible one and make sure everything's taken care of so I probably kind of loud myself. To take on that role of the caregiver moreso or be at the more responsible one of the two. | 0id
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So to be the responsible one, there needs to be guilt when you leave, I guess | 4crq
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So there's not another person driving the skill towards you. That's me. Just coming in from the side. | 5yq
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Yeah. | 7ack
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So if I, if I leave, well, I'm responsible. And if I leave, something bad will happen. And that'll be on me. | 4crq
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Now when they're to fix it, or take care of it or make it better, like I put it on somebody else that have to do with that. Yeah. | 6cd
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So fear of being caught as irresponsible. | 4crq
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Maybe Yeah. | 6cd
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And you could be a few left to just take you a day's travel or whatever, however far away. | 4crq
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Yeah. | 6cd
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Right. So yeah, but that's that's still doesn't help relieve anxiety now when you come back, because | 1irq
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no, not really. Because it's like, I want immediate access. Like, I want to be able to be right there within minutes if they need me. | 0id
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Have you ever taken a trip that was like within | 1irq
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I mean, not it's not as bad but yeah, there's back there. Stay with us. For an overnight there's some of the way up sometimes I'm thinking I should just stay home. Or I could be right in the same town sometimes that if I'm, I wake up at five in the morning, I just get up and go home because I just get really start feeling really anxious and I want to be home. | 0id
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So at 20 that's a long shift. So a 20 hour shift. At what point do you become anxious when did when you start to notice those thoughts? | 1irq
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Probably usually like six, seven hours into it just depends like now it's getting dark so when it kind of gets dark and If I don't leave the light on or something, I get a little anxious. I feel like I need to go home and leave the light on and, you know, just let my pets know I'm coming back kind of weird, but I know they miss me. And then but if I'm busy, then I don't really think about it. So if you know if I'm busy at work, doing something I don't really think about until I stop what I'm doing right, slow down and I'm thinking, wow, I got 10 more hours or eight more hours. Sometimes I go home, sometimes they don't. Sometimes it's worse than others. | 0id
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Right So if you're busy at work, the same reality exists, meaning your pets are alone. But the way you're responding to it is different. Yeah, you're less anxious. | 3gc
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Maybe because I know I'm close. I can get there. I know I'm in control. We'll be able to go there. | 3gc
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Well, I'm buddy let's say not at work, let's say when you're on the vacations in those days in the middle when you're enjoying yourself. Is that a distraction like the more you enjoy yourself the last year | 3gc
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yeah. | 7ack
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But the same reality exists there alone. So really, it's your way ofwhich way of viewing things that's leading to anxiety. It's not necessarily what's actually happening. | 3gc
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