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MDTSenior Contributor
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outlanderSenior Contributor
struggling alot @MDT but trying to get a few things done today. managed to do some housework and nearly finished that.
sounds like your getting things in order, might not be such a sunday life once you start your work and also the volunteert stuff. thatll help with being bored and thinking too much
im not one for xbox, i might have a few hrs to myself soon so might read a book or do some art.
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outlanderSenior Contributor
you can only do your best @MDT things are slowly starting to fall into place, it more of a waiting and patience game now. set yourself some mini goals throughout the day if that helps too, even jsut simple things like easting 3 meals a day and staying hyrdated.
i read all sorts of books, mostly self help, learning books as in anything to do with health and nursing, i cant read stuff to do with mental health so much though.
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MDTSenior Contributor
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outlanderSenior Contributor
sorry @MDT i missed this post!
hows your day been? how are you going now your out of uni? hows the job going/have you started any training? heard anything more about volunteering?
hello @The-red-centaur@AnnieJ@melbournegirl@Eden1919@Former-Member@gymgirl240
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its ok your nervous @The-red-centaur good luck and if you need anything give us a shout
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