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Supporting a partner in a crisis

Supporting a partner in a crisis

hi everyone, i really don't know where else to turn, this is the first time i have bene on the carers forum, my partner is suicidal and she almost made an attempt 2 days ago, she had to change meds because of the warf strike preventing her meds comming into aus, and the ones she is on now have made her really unwell, she can't make phone calls and she is scared of police comming to her house. i have tried contacting so many people to get her into a MHU, i have talked her into going volintarily, but their is no way that i can find to get her their.

please help

Jacques

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Re: Supporting a partner in a crisis

hahahaha,

omg thank you so much for the laugh, in all seriousness though i might have to think about that.

im glad things are going ok for you. hugs my friend

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hugs @Jacques

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Re: Supporting a partner in a crisis

Hi @Shaz51 my dear friend,

i have my fingers crossed your specialist finds out why you are having problems with your legs, im worried about you.

thank you, i need the hugs tonight, i seem to have found a low point, im struggling with thoughts and reasons to keep fighting. i so feel like giving up. i know i can't, but it does not stop the thoughts.

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sitting with you my awesome friend @Jacques and sending you hugs

have you looked in your coping box

we are here for you and @Ali11 , @Former-Member , @Appleblossom are here for you too if you want some company xx

the doctor said there is not much we can do with my aches and pains because of my diabetes and kidney disease, but i am going to look up things that might help xx

someone said soaking in epsoms salts are good for aching muscles

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Re: Supporting a partner in a crisis

Hey @Jacques,

Sorry to hear you're struggling tonight, it's good you've come to the forums for some support. It sounds like you are perhaps struggling with thoughts around suicide so I'm sending you an email to check in.

Take care of yourself,

Tortoiseshell

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Re: Supporting a partner in a crisis

Sending you love @Jacques

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Re: Supporting a partner in a crisis

hi @Shaz51 thank you my dear friend.

i feel so cared for on this forum, my partner wants me to move down to her to live with her, but i can't leave my mum, she knows that and she said she is ok with it, but i know deep down she wants me to be with her.

i feel so guilty i can't leave my mum, i feel guilty for puttig my partner through this.

yes @Shaz51 epsome salts or radox is amazing for aches and pains, i use it sometimes and can recommend it

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Re: Supporting a partner in a crisis

Hi @Jacques

Good to see you around.

Know what you mean about pity party, but on the other hand, itis important to come to terms with what has happened and not diminish its importance. Your do ctors expression means that it must have sunk in to her, so maybe there will be some hope for healing from trauma.

I used to be uspet about time wasted too. SOmehow I lost my years from late 20s to mid 40s, but as I gradually grow gentler on myself and release my anger and pain, my life has aspects about it that somehow DO make it all seem worth while. I hope you find a path that works for you, despite your early depression and restricted living.

I have aching shins as I have been walking up hill very quickly this week. It has also been very early and I have long days where its dark when I am travelling to and from my course.

It is so difficult but it is really worth it, so I find a way to manage.

Glad your partners issues are settling.

Take Care of you as well as mum and partner.

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yes sending you knowing hugs @Jacques

it is hard as my mum is 88 and very frail , I know mr shaz wants to do things but he knows while my mum needs me we will stay here

hugs for you and your partner , you have a life time ahead of you and your love between you and your partner will help each other xxxx

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Checking in @Jacques

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