BowSenior Contributor
Share a cuppa?
I've just made myself a cuppa and would love a friend if anyone is around?
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Share a cuppa?
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GlistenSenior Contributor
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Go @Shaz51 get Mr S to ER.
I would have thought that the Cardiologist would have admitted Mr Shaz?
Don’t be fobbed off.
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GlistenSenior Contributor
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@Abner That is a lovely morning.
Have you always been a writer?
Turmeric latte sounds healthy.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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@tyme , @Glisten
The chip is too big so will have to replace the windscreen
First time at ER they did tests and swaps , not covid , sent him home , no antibiotics just to get something at the chemist which none is working
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GlistenSenior Contributor
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@Shaz51 is Mr Shaz coughing up green avocado?
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AinjouleSenior Contributor
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Oh no @Shaz51 . When it rains it pours. {{}}
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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We are at the hospital @Ainjoule , @Glisten , @tyme , @RiverSeal
They have him on a drip, tests done , antibiotics amd meds
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GlistenSenior Contributor
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@Shaz51 that’s a relief!
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creative_writerSenior Contributor
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@Shaz51 I hope Mr Shaz feels better soon
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tymeModerator
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Hey @Shaz51 , good on you for connecting to the PGC tonight. Has there been any improvements? Are you going to stay at the hospital all night?
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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I wrote a number of short stories, poems and music until I had my first major mental breakdown, at age 28. I lost confidence in my creativity, and have only been regaining it since I started doing music again. @Glisten it takes having the courage to do something very badly, or have things fail to nurture your creativity...and in this country we're very judgementally harsh when people fail...and fear of that judgementalism really stifles creativity. An artist friend of mine says freedom is being able to be bad at something and do it publicly because you know you're honing and nurturing your art and getting better at it.
That's something that those of us with mental health conditions need to keep in mind, that others will judge us, but we can choose not to let their views stop us from persuing our passions, afterall we're not doing it for them we're doing it for us first and foremost. Arts are a public showing, but a private passion, and unlike in people's minds, in the arts there's no such thing as right or wrong, good or bad, there's just what feels right or complete and what doesn't.
That's something that those of us with mental health conditions need to keep in mind, that others will judge us, but we can choose not to let their views stop us from persuing our passions, afterall we're not doing it for them we're doing it for us first and foremost. Arts are a public showing, but a private passion, and unlike in people's minds, in the arts there's no such thing as right or wrong, good or bad, there's just what feels right or complete and what doesn't.
