MaggieSenior Contributor
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Taking the plunge
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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thanks @Former-Member i hope things improve for you too
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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@Former-Member I slept for 12 hours. From 1am to 1pm. I felt refreshed today. Still feel good.
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utopiaSenior Contributor
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Hello @Former-Member. Just got home from my son's school concert. Was great. He's brilliant on the saxophone. Was a good night.
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Unknown userMember
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That's good @utopia 😊
No more school things for me.
That's going to take a bit of getting used to, but a HUGE relief that's it's over forever. 😀
No more school things for me.
That's going to take a bit of getting used to, but a HUGE relief that's it's over forever. 😀
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Unknown userMember
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Hello @Former-Member
@sorry I dont have energy to reply individually
am replying to all
bella sent last message.. Not really sure
had lovely day with card ladies...then birthday bbq for member of golf club going through cancer...
the list is growing
take care all
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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@Former-Member I have just read your post as yesterday I had dr and ct scan and was a mess. Simple things are not simple for us. I'm hearing you regarding the knocks, the bowling ally syndrome, struggle to get up, a ball headed straight for you 100MPH. You have so much to try and cope with and so little time for you. I understand the triggers and how they rock the world we try to live in. I know the distractions that don't work when things become unbearable. I'm sitting with you, feeling with you, understanding with you.
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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Thankyou @utopia the scan is over now a wait for E/N/T. You are blessed to be able to sleep for 12 hrs, I imagine that is a good feeling. It's good to read the depression is lifting for you, it's been a long dark road in your world. Good to see you around.❣❣
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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Hello @Shaz51 I like to see the little bird pic pop up. Hope you are ok.
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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@Former-Member Glad your day improved yesterday. No relief til March, I had to read that again, in the heat, I don't know how you do it. We are cooling down after today. All next week will be 19-24, perfect in my opinion. Yes I have been doing some xstitch. I haven't followed patterns much as I mostly make my wordy ones up as I go, so it's challenging. Some patterns are easier to read than others, some threads better than others. I've been doing a lot of unpicking in the last few years, frustrating, but I get there...eventually. Mine are nothing like yours @Former-Member@yours are a work of art, no doubt there. Beautiful. I'm reading a good book atm, I know why the caged bird sings. I'm enjoying it. I'm actually reading 5 books atm. Obviously all over the place here. Lol. Off to water the garden before the heatwave.
Hi @outlander I was pleased to read mum and bf have moved out, a small window of hope for you.
@Former-Member@Former-Member I'll catch up after the garden gets a drink
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MaggieSenior Contributor
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@Former-Member I don't know what to say, re depression, it's more than "my reality" it's an illness, or have I got that wrong. So often it's thought of as having a sad/bad day, but it's soooooo much more and it infects everything we are/do. You can't help having depression any more than you can having a broken leg!!!!!!!
