We all need to be heard for a little while.

LostSoulForever

tea_lover wrote: »

It's amazing LSF, the light comes on gradually before the alarm goes off. Stops that horrible moment where you're jolted awake and it's still pitch black.

This one was great. Had 8 different light colours, radio, 9 different alarm sounds. Could set the light to come on from 5 to 30 mins before alarm. 18 levels of light intensity. Could use as a timed night light....not bad for £24 from aldi lol. Suppose I should be grateful I got a couple of years use from it.

That sounds pretty nifty - might have to look into them .

Hope your able to find a replacement .

jobbingmusician

Ummmmmmmmmm

https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/specialbuy-sale/product-detail-page/ps/p/sunrise-alarm-clock-1/

System

LostSoulForever wrote: »

Thanks - I'm doing the browsing MSE - lol - but not much is peaking my interest. Just having one of those days i think (again ).

Dont wrry i think we all get those days at some point.

I neglected to mention i had a panic attack at work earlier and my manager sent me home. She told me my head wasn't in the right place and to take some time to sort stuff out, and then she hugged me, and like an idiot i was crying and apologizing but she just told me to look after myself and that it was ok. I seriously cannot say how understanding work are. She told me to take her number and if i ever needed to talk she was there. I think i ended up crying at the kindness.

LostSoulForever

xXMessedUpXx wrote: »

Dont wrry i think we all get those days at some point.

I neglected to mention i had a panic attack at work earlier and my manager sent me home. She told me my head wasn't in the right place and to take some time to sort stuff out, and then she hugged me, and like an idiot i was crying and apologizing but she just told me to look after myself and that it was ok. I seriously cannot say how understanding work are. She told me to take her number and if i ever needed to talk she was there. I think i ended up crying at the kindness.

More often than not at the moment

Nice to have someone like that who understands what's going on & is willing to step in when needed. Wish there were more people in the world like that.

jobbingmusician

Awwww, MU, what a lovely manager. So glad to hear there are some decent employers out there - I tend to get very cynical about how horrible employers are cos all I hear are horror stories on the employment forum!

mellymoo74

The thing is my MIL is not nice is demanding etc. What I find worrying about something she said which was not to say anything about the sick and commode because they were helping her that's not my MIL

System

jobbingmusician wrote: »

Awwww, MU, what a lovely manager. So glad to hear there are some decent employers out there - I tend to get very cynical about how horrible employers are cos all I hear are horror stories on the employment forum!

Oh believe me ive had horribe employers, like the ones who engineered my resignation whilst i was in hospital recovering from a suicide attempt :mad:

But my current lot, i can't fault them. They're like a family to me.

SingleSue

I also have days where total gibberish seems to come out of my mouth, I know what I want to say, plan it all out in my head but when I open my mouth, it comes out in a jumbled mess.

It's only recently started though and I put it down to my pain meds. The using long words has always been a feature of mine, youngest does it too.

Middle son is always forgetting the words for things, the funniest one was when he couldn't remember the words door or window...he was trying to describe what he meant but then couldn't remember those words either (he has damage to his brain from lack of oxygen during delivery which has caused horrendous short term memory problems...on top of Aspergers and lots of other things).

System

Got talking to a friend of a friend, they'd messaged me and asked if i was ok and got chatting. Its taken my mind off things. Plus i appear now to have a new friend to play pokemon with :P

Pyxis

Well! Surprise, surprise! When I went out at 6.00 to feed next door's cat, it had snowed! And not even forecast! Only a half-hearted dusting, but I hope it goes away, because I have a busy day today and this evening. I hope the snow on the car melts by 9.30 as I loathe scraping snow and ice off the car!