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Old 06-07-2011, 12:06
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Hi guys, not sure if anyone else will be reading this (threads not very active) i have a long, complicated and serious problem that I would like to be able to talk with someone about. If anyone has a spare few minutes on there hands would they mind Pming me? I don't really want to dicuss the issue on a open forum.
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Old 08-07-2011, 18:49
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hi everyone polly my results proved nothing so i am no further forward however for those of you who remember my niece steph with the brain tumour it has now grown significantly and she starts chemo in two weeks i feel so helpless and sorry for her children
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Old 08-07-2011, 22:59
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Sal, you're an amazing woman, so much to cope with and still always ready with a kind word for anyone who posts on here. Sorry to hear about Steph, your family seems to have more than its share of trials, how are you feeling now?
Polly x
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Old 08-07-2011, 23:02
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not really polly just the excellent parents i had x
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Old 08-07-2011, 23:04
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Whatever it was, it seems to have worked well

A quick catch up from me, though I was devastated when my ex left I find now that life has never been better. Being my own person has been an adventure, I have learned to decorate and finished thw whole house now, have the garden just as I want it and am at peace in my home.

The kids have left home, but still very much in touch, and life is sweet again. See, however bad life gets, there are nearly always good times ahead to take you by surprise.

Polly x
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Old 08-07-2011, 23:15
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Whatever it was, it seems to have worked well

A quick catch up from me, though I was devastated when my ex left I find now that life has never been better. Being my own person has been an adventure, I have learned to decorate and finished thw whole house now, have the garden just as I want it and am at peace in my home.

The kids have left home, but still very much in touch, and life is sweet again. See, however bad life gets, there are nearly always good times ahead to take you by surprise.

Polly x
good for you polly you deserve it xxx
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Old 08-07-2011, 23:17
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Would never have got through it without the excellent people on this thread. I will always be grateful.
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Old 04-08-2011, 11:01
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Having a depressing moment.

I can't stop thinking about someone I feel I've fell in love with.

I don't want to start another thread because people will just hate me and not take me seriously.

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Old 04-08-2011, 11:54
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Having a depressing moment.

I can't stop thinking about someone I feel I've fell in love with.

I don't want to start another thread because people will just hate me and not take me seriously.

i wuill be in later but i am a little busy today take care ok x
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Old 25-10-2011, 17:20
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Just to let all my friends on here know that steph passed.away last night x
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Old 25-10-2011, 17:54
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Just to let all my friends on here know that steph passed.away last night x

Oh Sally I am so sorry to hear that, she was a very brave lady. I hope you and all the family are bearing up xxxx
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Old 25-10-2011, 18:13
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Oh Sally I am so sorry to hear that, she was a very brave lady. I hope you and all the family are bearing up xxxx
It was a lot more sudden than we thought last week we were told her chemo had failed and we were looking at months so it was an awful shock to hear today she had gone thanks gilly we are just waiting to hear when the funeral is
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Old 28-10-2011, 00:46
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could someone pm me please? I'm at a shocking low ebb right now
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Old 30-10-2011, 17:52
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Just to let all my friends on here know that steph passed.away last night x
Sal, I only just found this message, so sorry to hear that, you've been through so much with Steph, ((((hugs))))) to you and your family
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Old 31-10-2011, 16:51
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You probably don't remember me (been lurking after a bit of a disagreement with some other fms on the thread)

just wanted to send a log of hugs and thoughts to sally, you are an amazing woman and dont deserve half of what life puts you through, xxx
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Old 01-11-2011, 12:26
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Thanks jane and polly its been a hard week but we are getting there x
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Old 09-11-2011, 17:00
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I'm feeling rotten lately.. I just split up with my husband who left me with huge debts. I have no idea how I'm going to manage financially, as my salary is not enough to even meet the monthly instalments. He's not giving me a penny.

We have a baby who lives with me, but I'm away working almost 24/7 and only see her at night (just before she goes to sleep or when she's already asleep). I have a very demanding job, but feel so demotivated, as I feel like I'll never get out of this financial vicious circle...

I just need a psychic to reassure me that everything is going to be OK one day.. and when that is going to be!!!
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Old 10-11-2011, 23:27
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Been a looooong time since I posted here. Just want to chat really, get a load off.

before I start, thank god for the ongoing thread.

I'm not suicidal, haven't felt that way in months despite things being bad. The last time I was gonna hang myself. Spent a week looking at that noose I made. But I made it. And I realised that I have what it takes to see any challenge/crisis/ordeal through and move on.

So my mum is in Hospital again after nearly suffering another Respiratory Arrest. Only this time fluid had not just built up on her lungs but heart too. I found that out on my way to PTSD clinic from mum's friend. In the middle of the street.

Looks like she's gonna be on oxygen for the rest of her life.

To my face she was all concerned about me. To my mum she was all bitchy about me.

To me " Oh, it's nice to see you!" To my mum "Why doesn't your son come in and see you more often? He's such a selfish bastard isn't he?"

Why do women do that? It's almost always women!

With men ya know where ya stand! If they got a problem ya know where you stand! And I would have told him well it's because I suffer from post traumatic stress disorder and one of my trauma's is where I had to do CPR on my own mother after celebrating getting my NVQ in Business Administration with my friends who I had quite a journey with at college.

As for me being useless, well, I got a bloke out to fix the boiler. A proper heating engineer who filled it up, spent 2 hours sorting it all out and charged me just £70 despite us agreeing on £100 and he called me back today to see how it was all going! So stick that in your flue and light it!

I'm not saying all women are like that. Joan Rivers ain't is she?

The reason I haven't seen my mum more often? PTSD clinic is HARD WORK! I sleep the rest of Tuesdays. I had this Tuesday off because Sarah, my therapist, is on holiday so I had enough energy to make the 4 hour round trip to see my mum. I only got to spend 90 minutes with her.

I also had to ditch my closest (geographically) friend. He was an energy vampire. He also began to sexually harass me. I'm happier without him in my life.

I'm pretty sure I'll be sorted for life with a sex doll for sex and a dog. That's my idea for a relationship. Anything else is a bonus.

Oh yeah, been doing a maths course. City & Guilds Adult Numeracy Level 2 - doing practice exams for it. Need to revise Range.

So thanks for reading
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Old 16-11-2011, 10:26
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Sorry to hear about you're mum, hope you're doing okay.

Sex doll and a dog sounds like a good plan xx
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Old 22-12-2011, 02:20
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Hey guys, can someone PM me for a chat? I would post a advice thread but tbh I don't think I would get much help and might end up feeling worse by the end of it. It's not a crisis as such, just something that's making me upset.

Thanks
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Old 22-12-2011, 10:27
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you can pm me if u want
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Old 23-12-2011, 21:55
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(((sallygill))) sorry for your loss. One of my closest friends has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer, I shall probably want a chat at some time, it is very sudden (last 2 weeks) and she is declining very quickly.
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Old 24-12-2011, 10:37
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(((sallygill))) sorry for your loss. One of my closest friends has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer, I shall probably want a chat at some time, it is very sudden (last 2 weeks) and she is declining very quickly.
thanks minkski its not easy its two months on christmas day then this week my friend lost her 6 mth baby unfortunately it wasnt an accident and someone has been charged x
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Old 24-12-2011, 10:58
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That's awful Sallygill, if YOU need a chat, PM me.

Christmas is always awful for those who have lost loved ones, as there is someone missing

(((hugs))))
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Old 24-12-2011, 23:02
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Well... tomorrow's the day that I put a fake smile on and pretend that I don't mind watching all the kids enjoy Christmas Day...
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