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Boxing day. I hope everyone had a happy day yesterday. I had a quiet one, just what I wanted! :o} I'd like today to be the same.
I've got a wee bit of running around to do, but I won't be out too long, I'll be back to my cosy nest as soon as possible.
Have a happy day everyone.
I've got a wee bit of running around to do, but I won't be out too long, I'll be back to my cosy nest as soon as possible.
Have a happy day everyone.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.No, me neither... but it happens. Anyone who has had it badly once, is more likely to have it return. But it does at least mean you are more likely to recognise the symptoms and can stop it in its tracks quicker. I was misdiagnosed constantly for around 7 months. I'll always be grateful to the one female doctor, who recognised, explained and treated it properly.
just popped in to see what had gone on..and I am SO pleased you have taken that step emmie...you really are a daft wee sausage if you think anyone minds that you have derailed anything at all... of course you have not..you need a wee bit help and thank goodness you spoke up and let us cyberpush you..just made that word up..the crisis team will also leave a telephone number for you to call whenever you feel bad..but tomorrow will be about talking..please do NOT hold back..they have heard it ALL before.... and do not feel bad or embarrassed ..it is so important you get sorted out soonest ..xx
No need to feel like that. You have some very caring friends on here who only want what is best for you and how you are at the moment is not best for you.
now you've taken the first steps things will only get better. I went into the village this morning and only saw about 4/5 people. no one I knew and that gets very lonely but you have to keep in touch. One of the most out-going people in the village (nickname Lively) committed suicide earlier this year because he could not cope. so sad as no one knew how he felt. don't get like that please. talk to us, be a bit of a bother. it is what makes the world go round and gives us something to 'discuss/chat about/whatever'. don't you agree?
now you've taken the first steps things will only get better. I went into the village this morning and only saw about 4/5 people. no one I knew and that gets very lonely but you have to keep in touch. One of the most out-going people in the village (nickname Lively) committed suicide earlier this year because he could not cope. so sad as no one knew how he felt. don't get like that please. talk to us, be a bit of a bother. it is what makes the world go round and gives us something to 'discuss/chat about/whatever'. don't you agree?
You will recognise it next time and it won't be this bad, it is harder when you are on your own someone who lives with you will pick up on it before you do. We are similar ages, and it's so common as to be almost normal nowadays. Think about it logically.... You are on your own, have problems with pain, anxiety about Covid, in tier 4, etc etc, your mind is behaving in response to sustained threats.
I have always held that the GMEB thread is the equivalent of neighbours in a village. Unlike in our fragmented society if someone is struggling or goes missing they/we notice. It's a place where you can admit to loss and loneliness because most of us will know where you are coming from, some cope differently but at times some of us don't cope very well. It doesn't matter if you are face to face or online we are real people and only the idiots that frequent this site forget that.
I have always held that the GMEB thread is the equivalent of neighbours in a village. Unlike in our fragmented society if someone is struggling or goes missing they/we notice. It's a place where you can admit to loss and loneliness because most of us will know where you are coming from, some cope differently but at times some of us don't cope very well. It doesn't matter if you are face to face or online we are real people and only the idiots that frequent this site forget that.
fell asleep which wasn't the intention, but not sleeping well at night is taking its toll - i know what you have said is right but even with crises team which i have used before, will this be sorted any time soon. I know some also on here who have like theland had his share of problems, but this has come over months, and just now feel totally adrift and its not because of separation of family per se.
have a ready meal so don't have to think about what to cook, will eat it but this sick feeling has been around for a while. I know people like theland has his bad depressions and im fully aware of others on here who are lonely and missing their families- so i feel doubly sorry for them, will see what the crises team say tomorrow and see if i can get to the chemist tomorrow -