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In session (3)
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DR. FARRAH: I'm not saying you can't feel your feelings; you're completely entitled to be angry and upset about what happened. My main concern is that you have the tools to navigate the other feeling that come up too.
LUPE: I hear you, I do. But I can't care about that man; he's not my papi. My-My is. That man's just a ghost that haunts my life.
DR. FARRAH: You know, therapy is the perfect place to learn how to do some ghostbusting. So what do you think - you willing to meet with me once a week?
LUPE: Yeah. I think I could do that.
DR. FARRAH: Cool! So listen, we have a few more minutes; why don't we talk about something fun? Jude tells me your girl came to the ranch. I'm sure you're excited.
LUPE: Esmeralda? Oh my god, she's amazing. She's the sweetest person in the world; she keeps me so calm and makes me happy. It's like... the minute I see her, everything else just numbs, you know?
DR. FARRAH: Wow. Sounds like she feels the same way to come all the way to be to Chestnut Ridge to be with you.
LUPE: She does. I'm so lucky.
In session (2)
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DR: FARRAH: How about we start with your mom; how is she doing nowadays?
LUPE: She doesn't talk about it. And she's all alone, now that my papi's in jail.
DR. FARRAH: Are you feeling some guilt about that?
LUPE: Obviously.
DR. FARRAH: I'm sure your mom and your sister wanted you to be safe above all; your papi too.
What's the main thing you mainly feel guilty about?
LUPE: If he hadn't -
DR. FARRAH: Who, Lupe?
LUPE: You know... if he didn't do this, my family would've never broken up.
DR. FARRAH: Who is he to you, Lupe?
LUPE: Nobody. And if I get my wish, he'll be just another dead man.
DR. FARRAH: That's a lot of anger for someone who's nobody to you, Lupe.
LUPE: Yeah? Well, I don't think you would say that if you were there while he was beating and ra- * sighs * hurting my mami.
DR. FARRAH:
No one should ever have to witness something like that happen to their mother. And I'm sorry that you had to.
Let me ask you something - have you given any thought to what you'll do if he survives?
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FARRAH: Ok. Run this by me one more time.
PIPER: Your appointment is with Lupe first, then I'll be meeting with Cora.
FARRAH: And here I thought we just got out of the woods with the other sisters.
PIPER:
I know. But don't worry; I booked both of us appointments with our therapists for tomorrow.
And I have some wine chilling as we speak.
FARRAH: I love you.
PIPER: I'm gonna be downstairs in the living room doing some paperwork. Good luck.
FARRAH: Thanks, babe.
[ Farrah logs on ]
DR. FARRAH: Hi Lupe, I'm Dr. Murdock. Jude told me you said it was all right for her to give the basics of what happened. That right?
LUPE: Yeah. I didn't feel like going over all of it again.
DR. FARRAH: I can understand that; you and your family have been through a horrible ordeal. Today we're gonna be focusing not just about what happened, but how you're feeling about it.