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Im glad you can relate uggboot diva , and I can relate to you, I do other things on the domestic side as well but I wont get into it now. I have always been very private with my mental health symptoms, years ago I had a bad breakdown and I knew I was not well but couldnt get the help then it started inpact on me physically when I became under weight , lost hair and looked like id been rolled up in the bottom of the Cupboard, I have never got over it I dont think and now just hiting lots of bumps and I think now it has turned another ddirection like the fast and furious, I find out next week what the story is, take care everone
10-12-2014 06:50 PM
10-12-2014 06:50 PM
Dear @Uggbootdiva & @tabby
I've been a bit off the air lately with my own stuff going on, but have been keeping half an eye on the forum. I haven't seen anything from either of you since these posts a couple of weeks ago. I truly hope you are both travelling ok, and that you take this time of the year gently - it can get horribly frenetic which is most unhelpful to MIs. @Uggbootdiva I know it is hard but your kids would probably be happier with less stuff and more you - please don't make yourself sick(er?) trying to make Christmas perfect.
Kindest regards,
Kristin
10-12-2014 11:04 PM
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12-12-2014 12:43 AM
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12-12-2014 02:41 PM
12-12-2014 02:41 PM
Hey @Uggbootdiva
I am glad to hear you are ok. I must have misinterpreted something you said about Xmas in an earlier post. You sound like me in December - jettison everything in the diary which is not absolutely necessary. Having said that I had 3 kids in transition last year (1 to prep, 1 to high school, 1 to an apprenticeship or VCAL). It was a nightmare. Much quieter this year thank God!
I'm so sorry to hear of the death in your family - that is terribly hard at any time of year, especially so when there are "special" ocassions coming up where the loss is more noticable (it can feel like extra salt in the wound). I hope you all manage to acknowledge the loss openly and support each other. It can be exhausting I know.
I quite understand the "lurking & reading", as it's what I do when I'm here but too overwhelmed to post.
I'm going through a bit of family hell myself, with the limited exteneded family I have left.
I have also been enjoying the wonderful support that @PeppiPatty & @Loopy are giving each other. (You two are beatuiful people.)
Take care, blessings of the season ( and peace!)
Kindest regards,
Kristin
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Uggbootdiva , in the past 7-8 years both my parents died, my dad was my best mate and mum my best girl. Even at my age I still say I want my mum and dad back, I need their help and guidance and honest opinion, but I guess all I can do is continue to talk to them both at night. The wonderful thing about this forum is you can say and express your inner most feelings without fear of ridicule or rejection. My condolences are with you, be strong.
loopy
12-12-2014 08:27 PM
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Supporting and promoting the well-being of mental health carers and their families.
Mental Health Carers Austalia.
Our Mission
To be the voice of mental health carers to enable the best life possible.
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We're here to support and promote the well-being of mental health carers and their families
Mental Health Carers Australia is the only national advocacy group solely concerned with the well-being and promotion of the needs of mental health carers.
Supporting and promoting the well-being of mental health carers and their families.
Mental Health Carers Austalia.
Our Mission
To be the voice of mental health carers to enable the best life possible.
Get In Touch With Us
We're here to support and promote the well-being of mental health carers and their families
Mental Health Carers Australia is the only national advocacy group solely concerned with the well-being and promotion of the needs of mental health carers.