Depression Support Thread

geminilady

slowlyfading wrote: »

I hate Stitch, although I guess that's the point! I love Selena and Maggie - think they're great characters. and Guppy

Feeling a bit better. sorry about earlier, ignore me. x

Glad you are fealing a bit better SF and sorry we cannot ignore you we care when one of our members is having a bad time and will always lend an ear when required.ps i like guppy too but think things are going to go downhill for him now he is taking drugs.

slowlyfading

I've talked to andipandi about it via pm, glad I've been able to speek to someone. I know Guppy is having a rough time i just want to hug him! what are you doing this evening? x

BigMummaF

Every week I make myself promise NOT to read up on what will happen in next week's episode but it always gets broken:o ! Same goes for Holby City, although I don't like the new way it has been filmed. :mad: Do you remember they did it to Casualty for a series?

Just to reassure you that I know it is only a tv programme, but I do think they show "cause & effect" without going OTT. When my chidren were yongsters, I used to encourage them to watch these typs of programme-especially London's Burning-for the very reason of showing them what would happen if they ever decded it was 'fun' to drink themselves silly or sniff paint cans or what have you. Let's just say that I could trust my offspring to know my feelings on things, but their friends leave a lot to be desired!:cool:

And anyway, if we can get caught up in a programme for half hour or so, it can only be giving our brains a rest. That's my excuse & I'm sticking to it so:p

Peaceful Minds. BMFx

slowlyfading

They've bought out the first 3 series on DVD, but I want the newer ones to be out on DVD too! I love being able to escape into a programme - I still dream about being a paramedic, but I've not gone down the right route now. x

Tulip

:hello: Everyone,

I am ok,I had a good day,went to my parents for lunch and then this afternoon watched my film and It was brilliant so funny,it was called Sherlock Bones Undercover dog I got it from Woolworths BigMummaF

Welcome to the thread Tooties

SF,Glad you are ok now

I hope Ethel is ok,worried about her,has anyone heard anything?


Chat tomorrow,

Night! Night!

love and light,

Katie xxx

slowlyfading

I've not heard anything from Ethel and she's not been on msn.. i hope she's okay too. maybe her daughter is having a bad time or something? x

Tulip

slowlyfading wrote: »

I've not heard anything from Ethel and she's not been on msn.. i hope she's okay too. maybe her daughter is having a bad time or something? x

yes maybe,thanks SF


Katie

slowlyfading

take care katie x x

BigMummaF

Oh damn! Now I don't know what to put on my list for Santa, cos they've got CSI:NY & NCIS on dvd too........oooooohhhhh mummie......

I would have liked to have been a pharmasist or dispenser in a chemists. Just before I left school, we had a family day out to Aldershot I]showing my age now-it was safe to have Open Days for the Services way back then[/I & I made serious enquiries about signing up & doing my training whilst serving my country. It didn't come to much when they said I would have to join the Queen Alexander Nursing Corps cos "females were not permitted to serve in a military unit" & they most definately would not have let me drive a tank!

My dad always said I "should have been born with a spout" until it came to me going to uni to study, when it changed to "a waste of time & money because by the time a girl leaves, she only wants to get married & have children". I think that's some of why I'm like I am...no-one has ever believed in me.

So I make up for it now by watching all the medical stuff on the box. I get to play doctor without leaving my armchair or letting my cuppa get cold:rotfl: :rotfl:
Peaceful Minds. BMFx

slowlyfading

lol i love watching casulty. have a good night BMF x