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Something’s not right

-Enigma-

-Enigma-

I have given up now - no one can say it was not without a fight. But then no one on heaven and earth would give a damn anyway. I gave from the heart and it was a joy to help others. I felt such peace with that. I never did it for anything in return ever, I did it because I truly cared and felt so much genuine compassion towards others. I was promised dreams and peace would come true even though I never asked. It felt so good to know I made someone's lives a bit better.

Why is it that people like me are then faced with so much heartache, injustice, trauma and adversity that seeks to do everything in its power to destroy that good, to take the little good and peace I had, to utterly destroy me. Why?

I had always been there when possible others times of need - now that I truly need someone I have been all but abandoned by those I knew and those in the spirit. I realise now everything was a lie and feel utterless helpless and lost. I have lost everything and don't see the point in being here. I hope I don't wake up to another day of despair.

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If your daughter is on meds @Former-Member

Do you think she might have stopped taking them?

Whats for dinner tonight?

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It seems we all feel the same way about you moving. @Former-Member

I hope dinner helps you collect yourself. Maybe give her 48 hours to make her decisions. Put calls in for accomodation. When you know what you are going to do. Be calm and clear and definite. Only enable actions that are towards her responsible independence.

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She was just prescribed some med the other day by our GP @Former-Member. She starts and stops med. These ones he prescribed her she starts on tomorrow - she has been on them before and they help. They are not anti-depressants, she can't seem to take them - they are typically ones they prescribe for bi-polar 1. Hopefully that should calm her.

I am going to cook chicken snitzchel, mash potato and vege. Am a bit late tonight as this upset put me off course a bit. Thanks for ding there. Will pop on again this evening. Feel so grateful for the support xx

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Spot on @outlander - she has expressed fear of abandonment. She can't be alone. The part I don't understand is that she goes for men who are dangerous and likely to hurt and abandon her. DBT was suggested to her but she never saw it through. She won't do any type of counselling - and she really needs to. I only said this to her the other day.

I will go and cook and make a cup of tea, this has blown me away. Did not expect it at all. Thanks for being there. Will pop on again later xx

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@Former-Member the abondonment part is tricky. I shut down alot now and dont let anyone in but like your daughter iseem to attract the toxic people. Im.not sure why though i had explored my reasons but i dont think they would match hers as 2 very different upbringings. Happy to share if itll help though.

Its hard to help someone who doesnt want to help themselves esp if they have all the options there. Your doing thr best you can though. Shes an adult and unfortunately the balls all in her court.

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Yes, it wouldn't be fair if we had to sell. There has to be another way - I hope. She would ruin it for us if she moves with us too - what a dilemma. So true @Appleblossom, I can't enable her - that's what people are advising not to do as it does just make her more irresponsible. I haeput my foot done in the past. She doescome back at the heartstrings psychologically saying, no good mother would make her daughter homeless. She puts the blame on me.........I will go and clear my thoughts and pop on later. Thank you for your support. I think I would be a mess now if not for you wonderful people. I really needed to get it out

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Yes, go and get dinner and a cuppa @Former-Member Sounds yum!

Oh I hope the new meds help her.

I can’t take anti depressants either.

I saw the lovely photos you put up. Definitely no to selling.

Somehow everything will work out.

Just get through tonight. 💪💜

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Does your daughter know how much her behaviour hurts you? @Former-Member

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Hi @Former-Member - my dear husband has taken over the cooking as he could tell I wasn't myself. My daughter has no idea the extent she hurts me. I put up a strong front to calm and help her often. When I think about it I never have told anyone in my life that they hurt me. I have difficulty expressing this. I think that comes from a fear of being vulnerable from my childhood. I don't like being vulnerable. I think you brought up a good point - I will have to sit down and work out what to say to her when she has calmed on her meds, and make this clearer to her. To be honest the thought of doing this makes me nervous. Something to work on.

I feel much calmer now. Can't tell you how the help from you @outlander and @Appleblossom helped me tonight. I was thinking twice about mentioning it as I did not want to burden anyone. But it really has helped me collect my thoughts. Thank you my lovely. xxxx

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