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  • in reply to: Letting go of my home #402991
    DIANE
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    Update: The house was sold in January 2022.  It’s taken a while to accept it’s gone.  Sometimes I walk through the rooms in my mind and remember what was.  I’m on a new road and have no idea where it will lead.   I’ll check in next June with an update.  Today I’m in a hotel in Philly visiting with my daughter.  Sunday I will travel back to RI and then on to Central MA to my rental.

    in reply to: Letting go of my home #381882
    DIANE
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    Yes. I can.

    – Maybe the old, broken and unwanted home represents to you a person:  maybe it represents you, past or present. Maybe it represents one of your parents as you observed her/him when you were a child, seeing her brokenness, her great need for love, you tried hard, yet nothing you did fixed what was broken, none of your blood, sweat and tears made her feel loved.

    Maybe the old, broken and unwanted home represents your childhood home, or just your childhood.. a childhood you wish you could fix, redo, and re-live differently (?)

    You hit the nail on the head.  My mother and those others I have and continue to serve. I have spent basically my entire life trying to overcome pain in one form or another.  I dedicated my professional life to social work – running a foster care agency and my practice as a therapist working with police, first responders, firefighters.  I sunk my heart and soul into the house as you stated so eloquently in the spirit of not only the past with my mother but to create life after listening to countless hours of the pain and trauma of others.  Time to move on.

    in reply to: Letting go of my home #381687
    DIANE
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    Thank you again all of you. Wind your words resonated with me so deeply.  I feel stronger everyday and understand my thoughts, feelings and beliefs about the house come from a deeper place. A holding on place, fear of dying place, a respect for my aunt and for the original owner who built the place in 1850. I understand I have nothing really in this life and the place has kept me as I desired. Time to move through time. Again, appreciate your kindness. I will keep you posted.

    in reply to: Letting go of my home #381619
    DIANE
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    I continued to pack today following the list given to me by the broker to deconstruct my life, I mean home, so that a video can be made to decrease distraction. I only cried once today. I worked, packed, watched Pose and now I am going to sleep. Will Keep you in posted

     

    in reply to: Letting go of my home #381575
    DIANE
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    Thanks for the kind words.  I feel there is a lot to navigate and the feedback from all of you had helped me tremendously. I didn’t cry today which was a relief.  Lets see what tomorrow will bring. I’m packing up so that a video can be made so the broker can begin the process of selling. As I was packing up, weeding through “the stuff” I felt a bit lighter. I’m scared, sad, heartbroken and fearful of what lies ahead. I will keep you posted. I really appreciate you all taking the time to connect with me.

     

     

     

     

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