StarshineSenior Contributor
Coping with lonlieness
Hi just wondering if anyone else feels lonely
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Coping with lonlieness
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DecadianSenior Contributor
Re: Coping with lonlieness
Hi @Bridgetjones
Thanks for your kind comments - it is always a good thing to have feedback and know what I write - and I write from experience - is helpful to people
I am female - I don't have any doubt about that - but I was an accountant and therefore my writing might be slightly different because I worked in a male-dominated profession - I also studied part time at university and taught private students - so I had a lot of contact with all sorts of people through my life - and what a life
And to me it feels as if all I have lived through has been worthwhile if it helps other people
Thank you
Decadian
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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@Decadian. Thank you for the link for the aboriginal post. Hopefully @Starshine will look back at page 5 here and see the link to click on for it.
You actually sound pretty 'up' at the moment. That's great but amazing considering all the anniversaries you have had.
I hope the rest of your week goes well.
You actually sound pretty 'up' at the moment. That's great but amazing considering all the anniversaries you have had.
I hope the rest of your week goes well.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Re: Coping with lonlieness
Hello @Starshine xx
I do like jigsaw puzzles but I get really frustrated when I find a peice is missing! -- I agree arrgggg
I have been to camberra , my auny, cousin and I rode our bikes over black mountain to my cousin who lived there
how are you today @Starshine, @utopia, @Decadian, @Bridgetjones, @Former-Member
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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Helli @Shaz51. I'm tired from work (hump day) but feeling pretty good. Whether today was cooler. Thank god.
How was your day? Did you do anything special?
How was your day? Did you do anything special?
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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Ohh @utopia
we were doing a job when my aunty rang and said my mum is in hospital with a pancreas attack
they had to give her 2 lots of morphine and on a drip, tomorrow she is going for a scan xx
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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Oh no @Shaz51. That sounds very painful. I hope she is comfortable now and not in pain. Have they kept her in hospital until her test tomorrow?
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oh no @Shaz51
Sorry to hear about your mum, hope that they can help her more tomorrow when they get more info from the scan.
Hope you are ok.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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Thank you @Former-Member, @utopia xx
yes she is in hospital overnight and she is sleeping
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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@Shaz51. I don't pray (not religious) - but I'll be sending positive thoughts to your mum, in the hope it's nothing serious and that the doctors can sort out what's happening quickly and treat it.
And my thoughts go out to you too.
How are you feeling? I imagine your emotions are on edge at the moment. So please try and look after yourself as well as your mum.
♥♥♥
And my thoughts go out to you too.
How are you feeling? I imagine your emotions are on edge at the moment. So please try and look after yourself as well as your mum.
♥♥♥
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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Thank you @utopia 
I am feeling very weary , have to see if I can sleep tonight xx
