Sanity is leaving me.

@Bubbles3 Not sure what is going on for you but gosh, our phones are like lifelines these days so I can imagine how upset you must feel. Will you be getting it back soon?

@Bubbles3 I had to go without my phone once for a month. Luckily, I saw it as an opportunity to simplify my life, get off facebook, and I started reading to pass the time. It actually was really good and the time passed much faster. I think the worst part of such experiences is the sense of losing control more than losing the phone. I don't know it helps, maybe I am totally off, but perhaps it's an opportunity for you to choose this time to experience life without all the electronic gadgets...painting, meditation, writing, etc. Choose to put it aside instead of feeling forced to put it aside.

@Bubbles3 Sorry to hear that. Have you approached the station for the return of the phone? I can understand how that mught make you angry...seems very unfair.

@Lemonjuice - some community centres and charities have free financial counseling. They can help take the strain off you and make the calls to the utility companies, so you don't dissociate. That may help.
@Bubbles3. Sorry to hear about your phone. No wonder you are angry. Contact the police and ask them when you'll get it back