Hi Bobby,
I agree with Robin. I think the adults need to get together and make space for you. That's their job and they're not doing it. It's not your fault. You're a really really neat kid. They should be happy to have you around.
Evan & Iain
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TheGangsAllHere wrote:Puddy and MD Kids,
Do you think that you or your bigger ones can write on the thread about T's having sad things happen? I want to know what it was like, Puddy, for you to be with your T when he was sad. Did he understand you guys as well and care about YOUR feelings as much? And MD Kids, you said you would answer our question about your T being able to understand you as well when she had a sad thing happen.
Hi Evan,
Thanks for writing, and I'm glad Host let you. My T said he could see us this week, but I'm worried that he's still really sad and won't be very good at understanding us, and then we'll get upset again before we even got all the way better from the last upset.
But my T is good about telling me things are not my fault. I'm glad your old T was good at that too.
Nadia
IainEtc wrote:Hi Nadia,
Sometimes Ts are sad or sick or something but they are still good people and good Ts. It's just they can't be there for us as much as usual. One time we were in a session with our old T and she said "I have to stop. I'm too sick right now." We were right in the middle of the session and really really didn't want to stop and we were kind of mad at her but she was just telling us that she couldn't keep going. She's not Wonder Woman! She still really loved us and cared A LOT about us. She cared so much she didn't want to mess up because she was too sick. She was a really really good T.
Evan (with Iain helping get the words right)
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