@utopia@Former-Member
Hi Utopia
Thank you for being you. I am hearing your words so deeply - what is the point. And yet you have given me so much through your kindness and empathy about my huge loss of Bast. The pain and the grief are still so raw. Your words have helped indecribably. I get this I want to give up and have started self harming again as a way to ease the emotional pain. The husband has again told me this is intolerable for him.We are about to adopt a rescue Bengal - not a replacement for Bast ever. Odin needs a home - I can only justify the adoption because of this. Amongst the hardest words tumbling in my mind are the current statement "How do you expect to look after a cat when you can't even look after yourself." This so hurts. I know that he is afraid of another si incident, it is so damaging for me.
Fair enough, I just have not been able to fathom how he found out, the shame makes me hide this. I am also trying to cope with the nastiness of workcover, it is a lot like dealing with the ultimate beuracray and denial I think. They acknowledge the claim and then want more and more evidence and more evidence in order to be helped. from there the demand is high to commit to re-engaging with the place and the people that caused the damage.I simply cannot do that. I struggle with the documentation, visit the GP for more as requested and the never before experienced panic will destroy me for 3 + days as a result. Yep and then it gets so bad - self harming takes over.
Our adoptee is from the Aus Bengal Rescue society - beautiful people. I am anxious and worried that it wil not work out - and I have personalised the husband's comments - I am not competent. Perhaps he is right - however a very valuable life needs love, Utopia thank you for your kindness and support. I hope you can feel the shine of my admiration for you.
Regards Bastless and so afraid