Opportunity

Three days after the wet incident. Early in the morning, I was surprised by Mr. O'Connor at my door. He said that the best psychologist in London and his nurse were waiting for Axe for trauma therapy. Axe would be given somatic therapy of the binding or restraint type to avoid the risk of him harming himself again or even endangering others.

However, I refused because I felt that Axe's current condition was stable, the man was not having a tantrum. Wasn't it yesterday that we were able to talk eye-to-eye and that was enough to make him feel good-very good in fact.

As for Axe who might still be afraid of people out there, it's just a matter of time. Eventually, Axe will recover if he gets used to it and forgets what happened.

It is true that this binding therapy will not hurt Axe. But, who can bear to see a loved one having to wear a commissol, jacket and leg and hand restraints. I can't bear to see Axe struggle against himself. As long as he's stable, a consultation is e