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Re: What if they don't want help? *Session now open*
  • Author : Cazzie
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  • Topic : Events and updates
25 Nov 2014 08:27 AM
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Thanks Nik Nik. That helps a lot.
I tend to think of boundaries in terms of keeping people out or in line (what the grandies can and can't do at my home for example).
I wasn't thinking in terms of placing them on myself. When things get too much for me I do a retreat - sometimes physically to my sewing studio and sometimes just in my head by picking up a book or logging onto the internet and catching up with friends on FB.
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