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Apr. 21st, 2023 07:41 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jazzyjjHi everyone and welcome to an entry which will be part random updates, and part therapy session. Nope I'm not in that kind of therapy myself, nor have I ever needed it. But I will explain the situation in a bit. But anyways...I hope you're doing well.
The week has once again been good, and I'm headed out of town again tomorrow just for the day. My nephew will officially be a teenager starting on Monday. I remember my teen-age years. They were a lot of fun. As a matter of fact, I have to say that my high-school days were some of the best of my life.
Speaking of high school, I have been practicing a bit with the Braille eReader which was just recently sent to me. With the exception of a Braille device which I used in another state and which is no longer manufactured, I haven't used a Braille display since high school and perhaps a short while after that. This hasn't gotten me very far, but that will undoubtedly change very soon and I will be able to start reading and writing on this Braille device.
And now for the therapy session I promised everybody at the beginning of the entry. Actually this is of course not a real therapy session, as I don't possess all the necessary credentials to conduct such a session. But here goes anyway. A situation has arisen in my current living arrangement which in my humble opinion at least, raises some red flags. I cannot discuss this particular situation, but I'm seriously beginning to wonder why something as simple as talk therapy is so expensive? I realize there may be intricacies involved, as well as referrals to specialists. However, the question remains why is it so costly? In addition, how can somebody or a group of people say that every! single! thing! that the client/patient reveals is simply an illusion or delusion? On that note I think I'll close for the day. I'll of course be back next week with more.
The week has once again been good, and I'm headed out of town again tomorrow just for the day. My nephew will officially be a teenager starting on Monday. I remember my teen-age years. They were a lot of fun. As a matter of fact, I have to say that my high-school days were some of the best of my life.
Speaking of high school, I have been practicing a bit with the Braille eReader which was just recently sent to me. With the exception of a Braille device which I used in another state and which is no longer manufactured, I haven't used a Braille display since high school and perhaps a short while after that. This hasn't gotten me very far, but that will undoubtedly change very soon and I will be able to start reading and writing on this Braille device.
And now for the therapy session I promised everybody at the beginning of the entry. Actually this is of course not a real therapy session, as I don't possess all the necessary credentials to conduct such a session. But here goes anyway. A situation has arisen in my current living arrangement which in my humble opinion at least, raises some red flags. I cannot discuss this particular situation, but I'm seriously beginning to wonder why something as simple as talk therapy is so expensive? I realize there may be intricacies involved, as well as referrals to specialists. However, the question remains why is it so costly? In addition, how can somebody or a group of people say that every! single! thing! that the client/patient reveals is simply an illusion or delusion? On that note I think I'll close for the day. I'll of course be back next week with more.
