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02 Sep 2007, 6:45 pm

My aha moment was when my ex-husband and I visited a couples' therapist because he claimed I was "crazy" and he wanted to prove it to me...

Eventually, he took off (best thing that's ever happened in my life) and when I returned to the therapist she said to me
"I know you're not ready to date anyone yet, but as soon as you are, let me know, because I really want my brother to meet a girl like you...you're an amazing girl and the type of girl I'd love my brother to hook up with..."

Ah, sweet words which made me realize I was "NOT" crazy, just different, but had much more to offer than others saw...



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02 Sep 2007, 7:13 pm

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"The autistic one who humiliates him/herself will be exalted & the NT who exaltes him/herself will be humiliated."

The deacon at church & I were talking & we came up with this.


I've often thought of that Bible passage being meant specifically for us. 8)


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04 Sep 2007, 12:46 pm

MomofTom wrote:
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
"The autistic one who humiliates him/herself will be exalted & the NT who exaltes him/herself will be humiliated."

The deacon at church & I were talking & we came up with this.


I've often thought of that Bible passage being meant specifically for us. 8)


Uh...thanks? :?:


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06 Sep 2007, 7:32 pm

For some stupid reason, it meant a lot to me when I read on the paper that came with my Celexa that "Depression is a disease and it isn't your fault." :oops: