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Peter, Chermside had been on anti-depressants
for several years but had almost come to believe
that sadness was a fact of life;
I used to have this negative voice
in my head, always criticising
me, telling me I was a failure,
that I’d
never be any good. Counselling
allowed me to work out that
it was my father’s voice that was still
there, after 30 years, still making
me feel I was no good, despite
all the good things that
I actually do. I am now free of
his voice and I feel really
confident and happy. When I make
mistakes it isn’t the end of
the world anymore and that feels
pretty damned good!
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