Jojo

nicoleg1982

So, how are you?

jojobrn

I am feeling better. More good days versus bad, and I am seeing a therapist biweekly. Still nothing much on the job front, I actually had an interview with Planned Parenthood, but for a position I wasn't too keen on with hours I wasn't a big fan of either, so not getting that job wasn't a bad thing. Something has got to give eventually, I am feeling more hopeful.

I still can't stand some of the people I work with now, but such is life, and i am better in control of my temper at work.

dharmabunny

*waves to jojo*

Good to hear that you're feeling better and the balance sheet of good and bad days favors good

nicoleg1982

Ditto dharma.  It'll get better.

6fsn

It's good to hear you're doing better.  I hope it continues.

It's good to see you here too.

jojobrn

Thanks guys. I can only go up from here, and life overall has been very good in the last couple of months.

Except for the falling and ankle spraining yesterday, but it means I am taking it easy and hanging out here with you all!

arbolita

I've been thinking about you. Glad to hear that things are starting to get better

hmonkey

i am glad you are doing okay, jojo. 

NOLABridesmaid

Add me to the good to know things are getting better camp.

DG1

me, too.  Also glad you decided to pop back in.

Biweekly as in every other week?  Can I ask more about this? (You can tell me to shove it, of course.)

How did you hook up with the therapist? Who decided on the ideal schedule/frequency of visits? Is this just talk, just meds, or both? Are you seeing improvement? What technique are you using (cognitive behvaioral therapy?)

Obviously, I have selfish motives for my questioning. 

mrsconn23

YAY for feeling better and the good overtakng the bad.

It's nice to see you around. 

MrsMyrtle

Hey Jojo! Glad to hear things are better for you.

jojobrn

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_jojo-22?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:47Discussion:70107723-9733-48dc-be3d-ab1c3644841dPost:c9af7ea0-5183-4405-9f39-1b61edbc4e5c">Re: Jojo</a>:
[QUOTE]me, too.  Also glad you decided to pop back in. :) Biweekly as in every other week?  Can I ask more about this? (You can tell me to shove it, of course.) How did you hook up with the therapist? Who decided on the ideal schedule/frequency of visits? Is this just talk, just meds, or both? Are you seeing improvement? What technique are you using (cognitive behvaioral therapy?) Obviously, I have selfish motives for my questioning. 
Posted by DG1[/QUOTE]

<div>My insurance has a line just for mental health, I called them, got all the details on what was covered and was sent  list of covered providers. I was able to choose male vs female as well. Once I had the list I googled them to get to know more. I choose one from there.</div><div>At my first visit, my therapist went over my symptoms, and she determined a diagnosis and set my visits for every two weeks. No meds at this point, I was hesitant to start some at this point anyway. At each visit we go over what's been happening, how my symptoms are, how the job hunt is going, etc.</div><div>
</div><div>I fell like I really lucked out in choosing the therapist i am seeing, I am very comfortable with her and she is willing to listen to me ramble on about being a nurse/midwife.</div>