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I thought I'd start a discussion where we can check in with members and use this space to keep in contact. It's a space to be able to say how you really feel and it's a space for the good, the bad and the ugly moments in our lives.
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Hey @Kurra,
wow you are amazing. I hope it doesn't come to you moving to somewhere you are uncomfortable with. Two things came to mind about it, now that I'm calmer a just a tad more rational. One is both towns are flood prone so make sure you know the risks of that. Secondly I was wondering what mental health clinicians would be there to support you. Could you keep your psychologist through Skype? When I chose this house I looked into the mental health services in the area. I chose to stay in the area of my mental health team as I may not have got as good a care from the next area. It may be worth checking it out.
Thinking of you and crossing my fingers and toes 2017 is much kinder and more stable for you. I think if I had no ties and had my choice I'd move to Tasmania. It's the place that has felt most like home in my travels.
Sending hugs 💜🤗
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I've been to Gympie and Maryborough. @Kurra
I think I prefer Maryborough. Yes, it does flood there at times.
But everyone has a different opinion. And that's ok. 
Good you're doing research. 👍💜
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