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Thoughts turning into urges

Loz_3647Senior Contributor

Thoughts turning into urges

How do you deal when thoughts are turning into urges? I don't know if I can resist this much longer 😖

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In response to: Thoughts turning into urges

AcademicaSenior Contributor

Re: Thoughts turning into urges

Hi @Loz_3647, I'm sorry to hear you are feeling like there is nothing good in your life. It must be really hard to deal with that sense of hopelessness.

Please check the emails we sent you for additional support.

In response to: Re: Thoughts turning into urges

maddisonSenior Contributor

Re: Thoughts turning into urges

Hi @Loz_3647 wanted to say hello.

I don't know what I can say to help you or support you.

I don't know what you are going through.

I want you to keep writing here.

I have cats. They are all my family & friends in one. All different personalities. One is bossy, the youngest - she demands food most of the day. She stalks me & gets in front of me & asks for food. I have another cat, she waits patiently & looks up at me with hungry eyes.

Do you have any pets @Loz_3647 ?

maddison xx

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