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Not having a good day today...?
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Not having a good day today...?
Always free to chat in private messages if you need it.
At age 72 this year for the first time ever I have asked for mental health help.
I've had one phone call and am due to have a face to face appointment in a few months, so I don't think I'm an urgent case.
But this is very strange.
Is this a consequence of us being in transition from human to cyborg?
Poor mental health could be the price we pay for our new technology.
I don't have a mobile phone but I am affected by this new level of noise.
I don't think anything is better for mental health than quietude and a good night's sleep.
Seeing a night sky full of stars is what our ancestors saw, but most of us today have probably never seen it.
I have tried yoga, meditation, tai chi, mindfulness. They can help but they are not a solution.
I'm informed I now need to try crystals and a Gong bath.
No, no. Just give me peace and quiet, clean air, an open road and I'm happy.
Did it yesterday with a 12 mile walk along the River Severn.
Having kids definitely changes things, our daughter is 3 next week and has just had her first couple of days at nursery. i think that was harder for us as parents than it was for her, she absolutely loved it. She is now at an age where she is so much fun and you can see her charachter fully developing.
Its not without struggle though, we have had 2 miscarriages this year trying for our 2nd child. This isnt something I have really spoken about with anyone very much and something that has hit my wife harder than it as me, but a lot of our friends are now pregnant with their 2nd child so social events with them will become harder as they "show" more.
Having kids definitely changes things, our daughter is 3 next week and has just had her first couple of days at nursery. i think that was harder for us as parents than it was for her, she absolutely loved it. She is now at an age where she is so much fun and you can see her charachter fully developing.
Its not without struggle though, we have had 2 miscarriages this year trying for our 2nd child. This isnt something I have really spoken about with anyone very much and something that has hit my wife harder than it as me, but a lot of our friends are now pregnant with their 2nd child so social events with them will become harder as they "show" more.
It’s hard to like a post without “ liking it”. If you know what I mean. This thread and dementia is the very best of this forum. Golfs brilliant but it’s the tip of our iceberg. Lots of that iceberg is buried and unseen. Talking and reading of our problems in life helps. A problem shared and all that. It shows we are not alone and it’s not a competition to see who has the biggest problems but this thread does show that talking and sharing does help. It also shows that people Do get there lives back on track. Some sooner than others.Having kids definitely changes things, our daughter is 3 next week and has just had her first couple of days at nursery. i think that was harder for us as parents than it was for her, she absolutely loved it. She is now at an age where she is so much fun and you can see her charachter fully developing.
Its not without struggle though, we have had 2 miscarriages this year trying for our 2nd child. This isnt something I have really spoken about with anyone very much and something that has hit my wife harder than it as me, but a lot of our friends are now pregnant with their 2nd child so social events with them will become harder as they "show" more.
We had one as well, earlier this year. I would not wish it upon anybody. So horrible seeing my wife go through that. They did say after a miscarriage woman are generally more fertile and have a high chance of getting pregnant again quite quickly, and we were lucky enough that that was true for us. Hopefully it will be true for you, albeit after terrible luck to go through 2 of them in a row.Its not without struggle though, we have had 2 miscarriages this year trying for our 2nd child. This isnt something I have really spoken about with anyone very much and something that has hit my wife harder than it as me, but a lot of our friends are now pregnant with their 2nd child so social events with them will become harder as they "show" more.
It’s strange typing this. Am currently sat waiting for an appointment for me dad at the dementia clinic. The demands on me and Missis T re parents kids etc at the moment are just back breaking.
But somehow we/ Team Tash just crack on. Another day without golf which is my stress relief button.
Sorry to hear. I hope you're okNot having a good day today...?
It's definitely a fence that needs climbing over...not a biggie but big enough..For me it is all about hitting 50 next week. Just not dealing with it particularly well. Nothing serious just a lot of facing up to my own mortality plus trying to find a way to have a bit of a celebration that does not set me off but also does not put anyone's nose out of joint (a constant issue for birthdays around Xmas).
This sums it up.Nothing serious but another day that reminds me how fragile the mind can be and a reminder that it doesn't take a lot to trip me over.
A combination of things, golf off due to fog and cold, parcels going missing, The Boy breaking down on his first long trip to Wales, the weather ......etc etc etc
Alone they're nothing to get het up about...mashed together and it's another day that can do one.......
A poor night's sleep hasn't helped..biggest concern is getting The Boy and his car back from Newbury.
Apologies for the swear word
BELGIUM!!!!
It's definitely a fence that needs climbing over...not a biggie but big enough..
Just wait till 60's staring you in the face
A poor night's sleep hasn't helped..biggest concern is getting The Boy and his car back from Newbury.