Just needed to be heard for a little while

whitewing

caring
intelligent
articulate
curious
humorous
passionate
quirky
strong
compassionate
inspirational

Your teacher may be surprised but how could he not be proud of you! He can learn so much from us, as we are

whitewing

Waves_and_Smiles wrote: »

Going to an innocent bridal wear site to look at pretty dresses .

So, WaS, now seems a good moment to ask you if there is anything you want to tell us...

dubs57

Witty,heroic,caring,thoughtful,knowledgeable,scincere!!!

whitewing

I think we've frightened her off, lol..

jobbingmusician

OK WaS, don't read this, (yet). The rest of you (including any lurkers that would like to join in) - highlight it and it will become visible

So far.....

TEAM WaS
KNOWS THAT WaS is



kind
compassionate
loyal
inspirational
open and honest
strong
communicative
positive
inclusive and welcoming.
friendly
worthy
sincere
caring
intelligent
articulate
curious
humorous
passionate
quirky
strong
compassionate
inspirational
Witty,
heroic,
thoughtful,
knowledgeable,

AND that she:
has taught a lot of people a lot about mental health.
Has a lot of patience
Has a great sense of humour.

Any more?

To WaS and the voices - this is going to be something nice, so don't worry about it. xxx (And you can read it if you'd like to! )

whitewing

playful
colourful
creative
nuturing
gentle

haybel19

patient
considerate
fun

haybel19

thought of another... capable.

Pyxis

Eloquent
Imaginative
Animal-lover
Creative
Analytical
Self-aware
FRIENDLY!
Huggable!
Magnetic
Leadership

lostinrates

Morning all, WaS are you blushing? Those voices definitely should be quiet now they know other people think well of you, and we have a wide scope of vision between us.


Well, people. I'm so damn tired. I emailed my hairdresser yesterday and said I just cannot cope with my hair. My hair is probably that last thing I have left of any 'beauty'. Its very long, very curly, and I'm so tired that trying to take care of it is exhausting. My hairdresser emailed back this morning saying its far too long since he saw me and he'll shuffle some stuff around and I'm going in this afternoon. I think I'm going to let him cut a big whack off, which will probably make me cry, and my husband very sad too. I've not had shortish hair since it got cut twice when I was a child. I love my long hair, it very much is something intrinsic to how I see myself. Its not something I'm considering lightly. bUT, I'm not crying yet, and I feel quite rational. Is this because the anti depressants are working? For a 'simple' case of depression I wonder how long I'll stay on them. I feel really much better, no rush to come off them, but I don't know if they contribute to the fatigue ( very likely they don't!). I don't want to come off them yet because I have a feeling they are still doing a job. But how will I know when to ask about when its time to try coming off them? Who do I ask? A consultant physician gave them to me, not my GP, so I've not had any mental health opinion, just an ' of course, no one could cope with all this for so long really'.

I guess this is a question for my GP next time I see him?