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ravynsoul · 03-01-2009, 12:47 AM

Hi no reason, I think you are well within your right to request a new CPN. As you said

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Originally Posted by no reason

He is the first person that I have been able to start trying to speak more openly with what is going on and when there has been a period where he visited when supposed to instead of cancelling last minute etc, I think it has helped.

So it sounds like having a CPN has helped you [when the appointments have been kept; so it may be wise to ask for a change in CPN as opposed to no CPN at all. I don't think that will sound needy at all. And Lotti made some great points - there should be records from the Crisis Team etc., of appointments cancelled; so you have some back up there.

Take care and update us how things go.

*offers hugs if you want them*

03-01-2009, 12:47 AM	#3
ravynsoul living one day at a time RYL Sponsor Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Canada I am currently:	Hi no reason, I think you are well within your right to request a new CPN. As you said Quote: Originally Posted by no reason He is the first person that I have been able to start trying to speak more openly with what is going on and when there has been a period where he visited when supposed to instead of cancelling last minute etc, I think it has helped. So it sounds like having a CPN has helped you [when the appointments have been kept; so it may be wise to ask for a change in CPN as opposed to no CPN at all. I don't think that will sound needy at all. And Lotti made some great points - there should be records from the Crisis Team etc., of appointments cancelled; so you have some back up there. Take care and update us how things go. offers hugs if you want them
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