outlanderSenior Contributor
rough time
is anyone around to talk to atm
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outlanderSenior Contributor
is anyone around to talk to atm
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
Why would you not be able to go to yourheadspace appointment @outlander The waiting for results does not mean you stop everything else in youor life - infact it is better that you are busy. It should not matter what you are doing - especially whether you are looking after the kids - you can take a phone call. If there is something that you need to be told then they will call sooner. The waiting does suck but you need to help yourself by getting on with other things at the same time as waiting - that way you can be distracted for some of the time and it will make the time go quicker.
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
The last thing you should be thinking about is cancelling this appointment @outlander - you have waited so long for it and you need to go even if you are not feeling good physically. Both the mental and physical pains are feeding off each other and you need to deal with both of them equally.
I can see that boredom is a factor and I know how hard it is to do things when you are feeling like this but it is essential that you occupy your mind also - that can be as simple as watching a movie or BBT for a little while - do some of the self-care activities you like and you may need to do them more than once.
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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MDTSenior Contributor
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
Keep doing those things you enjoy @outlander It doesn't matter if you watch the movie once or 3 times and you can crochet all night if you enjoy it - self-care is not about how many things we can do it is about what makes us feel a little better withing ourselves. Try to be in the moment - concentrate solely on what you are doing - put everything else out of your mind and just BE with what you are doing. For now watch the movie and crochet then you can come back on here after dinner and let us know how youm are going.
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Have you got a heat pack to put on the painful parts @outlander ? Can you drink some calming tea, & please don't eat anything spicy, or food that will make you upset in the stomach. What ever you take for pain relief, may be a good idea to take some now, & before you go to bed.
Vitamin C is good for calming the nerves, do have any? Try not to drink caffeine drinks, warm milk will help.
Love & Hugs!
Bella xo 🙂
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outlanderSenior Contributor
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
Maybe get some nice smells happening around you too Hon - do you have any lavendar - that is calming @outlander
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