WendieCasual Contributor
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Hello everyone , im a bit new to this but wondering if there is any 50+ borderline personality disorders , or just anyone struggling to get through winter , thanks wendie
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WendieCasual Contributor
Hello everyone , im a bit new to this but wondering if there is any 50+ borderline personality disorders , or just anyone struggling to get through winter , thanks wendie
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TABSenior Contributor
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
Rebuilding is hard @TAB and it makes it harder when you are feeling stuck with no clear direction.
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TABSenior Contributor
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Sophie1Senior Contributor
@PeppiPatty congrats on starting Sociology - I did Sociology at uni over 20 years ago and i remember the reading being very slow going and difficult - but I loved the classes and conversations and assignments - .... I hope you find bits you love too ! ... oh I just started learning Cello ! It’s much harder than I thought too and I can’t even hold the bow properly yet lol ... but at least I’m trying something new just for me - I am very proud of that 🙂
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
G'day @Sophie1 @Zoe7 @TAB @BlueBay @Wendie
Okay: this is what I propose @Zoe7
I am thinking that you begin a new thread about what you and me and all these people are talking about in @TAB s thread.
I'm writing my essay only 1500 words on Fundamentalism and Globalisation right now.
I've found a great book called
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TABSenior Contributor
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
@TAB
Support is extremely difficult especially for an adult male.....this is what I think at least.
IDEAS for Support:
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Start off with seeing your Gp. They have a wonderful folio and computer full of this..they can go beyond the normal....mental health check and give you info on group meetings, carers turning up to take you places or helping you with a budget....
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Support groups: be creative: check out meditation courses, or art classes at the local Psych hospital. They are awesome. I'm actually going to volunteer at one so can get classes as well.
3.
Pastor of your community. It doesn't matter if you don't go to church, They will still come. Truly amazing.
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starting a TAFE class in art or pottery etc.
5. Libary classes.
6. Volunteer at the Art Gallery ?
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PeppiPattySenior Contributor
yes but I'm 50. bitter and no high iq issues ok @TAB
Everything is an effort.
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TABSenior Contributor
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TABSenior Contributor
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