Depression Support Thread

Horasio

I don't know why I bother

I ask for advice about dealing with horrible/awkward people and they basically say you have to accept it.

Is this country so scared of people and accept the cr @ppy attitudes we are forced to take. Are we such compliant sheep? They are probably the muppets who voted for our rubbish government and think they are still great for slowly destroying our country.

No wonder the UK is such a cesspit:mad:

Got2change

CCStar - maybe you would feel less stressed if you scaled down what is worrying you. You have said that you are in a situation that you can't control and that's awful for you (and I know how you feel) - BUT - you are also getting yourself all strung out over things that you can't control, the Government, interest rates etc etc.
While you feel as bad as you obviously do, you need to keep your worries closer to home so that IF there is something you can do to change things or make them better, you actually can.
(I am also one of the people who replied to you on DS).
x

Tulip

:hello: Everyone,

I had a nice day today,came back from seeing friends then I made scampi for lunch and got chips to go with it and some garden peas,I washed and dried,then made list to go food shopping and went to Tescos to get stuff I needed.

Now I am back home and relaxing for the rest of the day,Welcome to Got2change to the thread.


love and light,

Katie xxx

shazrobo

feeling restless and unsettled tonight, so opened a bottle of wine to help me relax. been a funny week with the weather, kids were only at school weds, hopefully the weather will be ok in the morning and they can go for the last day of the week
not been a bad tho, son josh is really into teddy bears, and he got a new surgeon's outfit from build a bear today for one of them, and he has been playing hospitals today, not a big deal really, but its the first time he has played anything imaginative except bus drivers, which he has a real obsession with, not helped by him now having a full official arriva bus uniform, that he wears often, even to school on some days lol
in fact one day a teacher questioned where he had got it from :rolleyes:

hugs all
shaz xxx

La-Cara

shazrobo wrote: »

not been a bad tho, son josh is really into teddy bears, and he got a new surgeon's outfit from build a bear today for one of them, and he has been playing hospitals today, not a big deal really, but its the first time he has played anything imaginative except bus drivers, which he has a real obsession with, not helped by him now having a full official arriva bus uniform, that he wears often, even to school on some days lol
in fact one day a teacher questioned where he had got it from :rolleyes:

hugs all
shaz xxx

I bet the teacher only asked where he had got it from because he/she was jealous and wanted one for him/herself

La-Cara

not had too bad a week myself, except for a wee hiccup at the start of the week. That was my own fault though cos I'd jumped to conclusions again as usual :rolleyes:
had a good week on the uni and job front though, got an interview next monday for a voluntary position that's one day a week for a few months; one of my classmates has a friend who is hiring for a paid position throughout the summer, so have passed on my details to her. Both of these positions are related to my degree topic so that makes it even better. Also, got an A on an essay I did before Christmas, and got my exam result back, I passed (just) but the mark from my coursework brought my overall mark up

hope everyone is well, including lurkers! xx

shazrobo

La-Cara wrote: »

I bet the teacher only asked where he had got it from because he/she was jealous and wanted one for him/herself

i think the teacher probably thought he had pinched it, as there are some real bad lads in josh's school

well done on passing the exams, and getting an A on your essay, and good luck for the interview

hugs
shaz xxx

LadyMorticia

Aww. Shaz, your Josh sounds like one of my foster brothers. He was very much into buses and everything. Miss him actually. =/

Horasio

Got2change wrote: »

CCStar - maybe you would feel less stressed if you scaled down what is worrying you. You have said that you are in a situation that you can't control and that's awful for you (and I know how you feel) - BUT - you are also getting yourself all strung out over things that you can't control, the Government, interest rates etc etc.
While you feel as bad as you obviously do, you need to keep your worries closer to home so that IF there is something you can do to change things or make them better, you actually can.
(I am also one of the people who replied to you on DS).
x

I hope it was the useful reply. The OPs were like chocolate teapots.

I don't need their obvious replies and served no purpose. It is amazing how feeling down attracts some dumb and nasty replies. It has been discussed on this thread that a 'pull yourself together approach' is as dumb as asking a person with a broken leg to run a marathon.

If people want to accept rubbish service, then they are as bad as the people giving it.

Shows how this country is so apathetic.

Horasio

I am taking a break from this forum (not this thread - the regulars on this thread are great)

It is my son's 21st today and don't need the rubbish I am getting elsewhere both in real life and the forum.

Hugs to anyone who needs them.

I'll post when I feel better have something more positive to say.