Hi Rayven
Firstly, big hugs sweetie, I am sorry you are feeling so bad:
:gen126:
Secondly, a big congratutations to you for escaping from your previous relationship. That shows that you are strong!
Thirdly, you now have to escape from the feelings from that relationship and learn that you are a great person, and that your views and feelings are just as valid as anyone elses.
Due to the big zero tolerence push regarding domestic violence (which is mental just as much as physical), most NHS trusts offer "survivors" courses to undo what the relationship does to the women, and the referral is usually very quick. You don't even have to go to the GP for it usually, you can just find your local Womans Aid or similar and they can give you the details.
The change I see in client's who go on these courses is incredible, so if you feel that it is applicable I would suggest this.
Hope that helps, thinking of you xxx
Firstly, big hugs sweetie, I am sorry you are feeling so bad:
:gen126:
Secondly, a big congratutations to you for escaping from your previous relationship. That shows that you are strong!
Thirdly, you now have to escape from the feelings from that relationship and learn that you are a great person, and that your views and feelings are just as valid as anyone elses.
Due to the big zero tolerence push regarding domestic violence (which is mental just as much as physical), most NHS trusts offer "survivors" courses to undo what the relationship does to the women, and the referral is usually very quick. You don't even have to go to the GP for it usually, you can just find your local Womans Aid or similar and they can give you the details.
The change I see in client's who go on these courses is incredible, so if you feel that it is applicable I would suggest this.
Hope that helps, thinking of you xxx