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Veronica97
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Thanks. I started reading the catechism as you suggested, and noticed that I am already doing many of those things, so maybe that’s why the devil wants me to be perpetually upset. I’m not so worried about what happened while I was tossing and turning, but rather what happened after I was awake and out of bed. I did pretty well most of the day yesterday, until evening. Then I became upset that I may not be able to go to my regular confessor Saturday b/c he is in another town and the roads have been bad. Therefore, I may have to go to my own pastor, which is embarrasing. I have been so worried about this that it makes the physical feelings of arousal stronger. The fact that I am upset by these physical feelings, though, makes me think that I am not giving complete consent. I noticed when I took my prescription anxiety medicine last night, the feelings went away.Good, I expect good things from you. Read the section in the Catechism dealing with Penance and Sin. It may help. Remember, you cannot commit a sin in your sleep and when half awake or in that period between wakefullness and sleep, the tossing and turning stage it is very doubtful that a serious sin could be committed, but you can discuss that with your confessor.
Linus2nd.