Just needed to be heard for a little while

lostinrates

Sir_Pugliet wrote: »

a mental health professional,

Do you mean a mental health pug- fessional? Or maybe a mental health pup - fessional?

Waves_and_Smiles

Hahahahaha, hello Sir Pugliet! I think he fell for you, too as he grinned at you sitting on my lap! Cuddles are always welcome!

Waves_and_Smiles

Aw, poor little one haybel! Crossing everything that if she does have an infection that is dealt with quickly, do let us know how her appointment goes.

I am so sorry for what you went through. I see with WaSp how scarred he is. He never comes in for any of my appointments, he just cannot stand to be around anyone medically trained so walking to the car with my psychiatrist had to be his worse nightmare come true. He gets a lot of pain still from his injuries but won't go to the doctor because his bones likely need repinning after this amount of time. The pain is preferable to him than an appointment.

Pyxis

Sir_Pugliet wrote: »

I thought I'd just let you all know how well WaS and WaSp did this morning, and that I've fallen for her psychiatrist. When she wasn't looking he whispered in my ear and told me to give her lots of cuddles. I am also thinking of becoming a mental health professional, as I am learning lots from her consultation and her bioethics course

You'll soon be Sir Pugliet B.Sc.!
After qualifying, would you go in for Pet Therapy, for all those dogs suffering from Post-Dogmatic Stress Disorder?

Waves_and_Smiles

Hahahahaha! I am ridiculously pleased that Sir Pugliet is posting, totally cheered my day!

I am thinking of Harry, too Duke! I would love it if he joined us! He is always more than welcome.

As far as the blind girl incident being a regular occurrence, I always slightly think that way. This is why I avoid reading fiction and one of the reasons that I avoid watching TV unless it is a children's film. Emotionally it is very hard for me define the difference between fictional characters and real ones. If I allow myself to think enough about someone who I or someone else has made up they become real to me and I will feel for them as much as I do a real person. I watch their story play out in my mind as you would when recalling a memory and I feel what I believe they would feel along with fearing for them. Sometimes it goes a step further as it did the other night and I begin to lose the ability to define whether they are real or not, they certainly feel 100^% real to me at the time. It is a type of psychosis but a different type to the other worlds problem, again as I was told it is the problem with my faulty switch between what it is real and what isn't. It is more connected to Psychotic Depression than Schizophrenia. This does have a positive, though that it makes me extremely empathic to others so I think I am useful to people when they need someone to imagine life in their shoes. I don't just imagine it, I practically live it.

I will be thinking of you at the end of the month, hopefully you will have a nice sleep!

Sir_Pugliet

I am here to help WaS not be catatonic

WaS, remember to tell your psychiatrist next time that we are trying to move from catatonia to dogatonia. xxxxx *lick lick lick*

Waves_and_Smiles

Hahahahahahahaha! I am on the floor laughing again! Of course, Sir Pugliet, we can't have CAT-atonia! Dogotonia sounds so much more preferable! WaSp is wondering why I am laughing so much!

lostinrates

Catanddognic.

( actually, that's just me...sleeping all the time, either down stairs with dogs or upstairs with cats)

Pyxis

:beer:

Pyxis wrote: »

You'll soon be Sir Pugliet B.Sc.!
After qualifying, would you go in for Pet Therapy, for all those dogs suffering from Post-Dogmatic Stress Disorder?

Not forgetting those canines suffering from BorderTerrier Personality Disorder and Shitzuphrenia. And Colliewobbles Anxiety.

Waves_and_Smiles

I have to show this to WaSp, he is going to think I have lost the plot with how much I am laughing!