Support for people with Depression

Tulip wrote: »

I then looked for a cd I had which I couldnt find and I found it later on,thats after going through Drawers,My Unit,craft box etc :rotfl:

:rotfl: that really made me laugh Katie! I'm like that ALL the time - have to turn the house upside down every time I need to find something lol.

Welcome to the new folk :hello: and hope everyone's doing a bit better today.

Much love to all,
Sazzy xxxxx

Tulip wrote: »

Hands you over the keys to cupboard where the Smarties are.

Thanks hun;) Me and Gilly are fine thanks Katie - just wishing it was the weekend as usual! You got anything nice planned for today?

Sx

:hello: Everyone,

I had a good day today,saw parents and then I went out to get Fish and Chips It was lovely had them on seafront with can of 7 Up.

My poems are on sixtyplussurfers website.Go here to read them:

http://www.sixtyplusurfers.co.uk/competition.html and scroll down the page.


Katie

Hello.

Welcome to all the new posters. I'm Annimouse or more informally "Mouse". I blame Sam. You should too. :rotfl:

Anyway, I hope the weather isn't too bland where you are. We've had drizzle here. I refuse to call it rain. The only weather that is rain in my eyes is a downpour and we haven't had one in ages. I want a downpour! Incase you hadn't noticed, I love ze rain!

Anywho, Sam just got back from a partay and came in for snuggles. :rotfl: Aw, bless! He takes good care of me.

Sas and I have come to the conclusion that whilst I hate resting and it makes me feel lazy, if I want to recover from this evil thing that is glandular fever, then I have to rest. >.< As much as it pains me, I give in. The past two weeks I have barely rested and now it's starting to catch up with me. Not good. Not good at all.

Sam and I watched the Matrix trilogy earlier (or should that be yesterday now?). Ah, great films.

Anyway, hope everyone is well and behaving themselves....somewhat anyway....:rotfl:

xx

Aw, thank you Shaz for your kind words (post 1131 -26th March). I'm so glad to hear you felt so helped and supported by the Samaritans when things were desperate.
We are just ordinary people! Just volunteers.
Some Sams have suffered depression themselves in the past, so they know from their own experience what helps (and what doesn't).

If anyone reading this is feeling useless and worthless, may I encourage you to take heart; with a bit of support your life can be turned around no matter how black things feel right now........

www.sophieandrews.co.uk - Sophie's autobiography.....
From Samaritan caller to Director of Samaritans (appointed 2008)

May I say Shaz, from your posts, you have shown remarkable resilience and perseverance in your difficult situation.
Do you feel things could change? What might be of help?
If you need a break, you're very welcome to come and stay in my home and enjoy some relaxation and chill out time.
<hugs> CB2X