Wow it caught me off guard reading that. I was firstly in denial that it was six months :face_with_rolling_eyes:.
After thinking about it I've decided that some things have remained whilst some have come true. I think I've established a better relationship with my boys and that we are becoming a closer, more unified family again. I think I know myself better than before and am more aware of some of the things needed to achieve better mental health.....being consistent with them is the hard part. As for the spreading the appointments out that hasn't happened but I no longer have contact much in between, most weeks with out any.
Ok so we haven't got the basics covered on lots of days but on the ok days I'm doing it better but no slight resemblance of routine yet. My crisis seemed to have escalated but I have had a few steps forward in dealing with them. Health professionals don't ask me if I've really committed to living because they've given that up as a bad joke. I swing weekly with it.
My hope for the next six months.
That therapy with the new psychiatrist will help.
That I have stability with my mental health supports.
That I return to study successfully
That I begin to address the things I fear and face more of my fears
That I venture more into the real world
I hope to begin reconnecting and establishing irl friendships.
That there is stability and unity within my household.
Well there's my wish list. Let's see how it goes 🙏
💜🤗 21/04/17
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