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So Z, welcome to the program. Hi, how are you? Hi. What can I do for you? So I had called you

about six, seven months ago. And what did we talk about? We talked about my mom throwing a fit,

having to leave early or to leave on time. My family and I, my husband and two kids went to visit

her. She threw a pretty big fit about leaving and you told me to just move on. So I was really

having a hard time understanding what I was thinking. Well, I didn't suggest you move on because

she had that one fit. There was a pattern. No, there was definitely a pattern. Yes, you are correct.

Because I had called you before. I'm not nutty enough to have said what you could get. Go ahead.

Yes. So I got into some therapy to kind of help me figure out like what exactly

it would look like for me to move on and how to basically just be my own person. I think that

it wasn't, I just was always a little girl afraid of making her mom mad and I felt like I just

needed to grow up. So it's been seven months. I've been in therapy. But not maybe like once or twice

a month, if that. And my therapist explained that for him, like when they see their in-laws,

they visit, they go to dinner, they don't stay in the same house. They kind of just have a low

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